This week we discuss why being open-minded enough to agree partially with someone - instead of taking an all-or-nothing approach to a discourse - is important. We also sit down with epidemiologist Dr. Daniel Morgan of the University of Maryland School of Medicine to critique the public health policy concerning COVID-19 transmission.

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2.53 Why Agreeing 65% with Someone is Important & COVID-19 Health Policy with Dr. Daniel Morgan

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Patient advocates, Pharma funding, and is MRD a suitable endpoint

Patient advocates funded by Pharma

FDA makes MRD the basis for AA

Another flawed quality metric. Reviewing the NEJM paper "Beta-Blockers After Myocardial Infarction and Preserved Ejection Fraction".

Beta Blockers After Heart Attacks Don't Work

Blood based and Stool DNA colon cancer screening - Two NEJM papers

Another flawed study Keynote 564. Pembro in adjuvant RCC

2.53 Why Agreeing 65% with Someone is Important & COVID-19 Health Policy with Dr. Daniel Morgan

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