This serves as an effective case study. A limitation of a case study is power, but if there are more cases, this can be helpful especially if it seems to become specific to a variant, area, or group.
This is really critical as there is so much research out there that lacks quality and replication. That only sets research back. I see this as an amazing opportunity that should extend globally.
It is a shameful reality that these occurrences happen. This paper hits the nail on the head of a zero-tolerance in which the protocols have to be followed so that these occurrences do not happen ever.
When it comes to diet and nutrition, these cohort studies are the best for assessment especially for something red meat where the conclusion is that negative effects happen with high amounts consumed. But seeing this type of association is which a clearer picture is made is great for the public.
These are great examples of how this era helps to adapt and utilize research methods we may not have used to our advantage. The pandemic only continues to raise different research questions.
I did not realize there would be so many trials, but great to see the analysis and criterion to ensure the consumption of tea would help lower SBP. I wonder what other studies for specific foods or drinks can display this sort of effect as well whether actually helpful or not.
We are certainly navigating it now with the Olympics happening and all professional sports going. Better prepared now, but we will see how to adapt and adjust with variants and any other challenges this era poses.
This shows the burden being carried by healthcare workers during this time and the necessity for more data to further explore what can be done to support the workers.
We know how important religion is worldwide and in all communities. That can have an impact in terms of health behavior. This was a very well done paper with generalizability. This is where collaboration has to take place where health and religion can be protected and show importance in both, not just one or the other.
I see that the deadline has passed, but this is a wonderful funding opportunity for communities of color. What organizations have been funded in the past?
We can see the impact at that time on mental health. It still rages on despite opening up. The post effects are traumatic and has to have close attention to help worldwide.
What is normally measured is decades was done essentially in a year and Pfizer being FDA approved recently. Look where we are now and we shall see what other developments take place and how we continue to learn and adapt.
Very good longitudinal data analysis. Not surprising that improved diet over time will cause smaller weight gains. However, this is super important to develop interventions and focus on the variation between racial groups. Well done!
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