@andrewlbeam.bsky.social Through your NEJM AI podcast, came across this paper you mentioned on "effectiveness of 17-OHP for Prevention of Recurrent Preterm Birth: A Retrospective Cohort Study". But, it looks like the paper is paywalled :(

Based out of Bangalore. Traveling this week to Oxford and found the book I wanted - at the Blackwell!

Looking forward to reading this book from @adamjkucharski.bsky.social !!

Read in a recent paper that "Causal inference is a branch of statistics.." but as Pearl would provide the historical context for why it should actually be "Statistics is a branch of causal inference"..

This is an incredible 35,000-year-old carving of a mammoth that's actually made from mammoth ivory, recovered from Vogelherd Cave 🇩🇪 #FindsFriday

📷 Thilo Parg / CC-BY-SA-3.0

@kylewalker.bsky.social Have already seen your book last year, but got to hear you in the ongoing webinar today. great work and thanks for tidy package!

What are the current trends in 2025 for observational data? Potential outcomes framework (Rubin, Angrist, Imbens)? Is the use of causal diagrams and SCM for observational data (most intuitive) still popular mechanism?

#CausalSky

I have been working on Type 2 diabetes and other non-communicable diseases through the lens of ML and causal inference.

Came across this interesting work.

www.mdpi.com/2227-9059/13...

#CausalSky #CausalAI

I had visited @bsky.app a year ago when I was moving away from the then Twitter (for known reasons back then). Threads was more active. Now that Meta has announced it will go down the X way, here I am..

I have found all (I think) the persons I used to follow at Twitter here. Quite nostalgic tbh.