Thanks to @fnr.lu for supporting @spilleron.bsky.social with this #RESCOMLectureSeries on #CausalInferenceMethodsForRealWorldData, a valuable step toward integrating real-world data and causal inference into Luxembourg’s research landscape! 3/3🧵

As @spilleron.bsky.social , @paulineduquenne.bsky.social and I showed Peter around the @uni.lu Campus, we had interesting discussions about the challenges & opportunities for epidemiology in our small but multicultural country. Hope this won’t be the last time we cross paths in Luxembourg! 2/3🧵

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Definitely!

Thank you for your input 👍

Let's think this through. I'll draw a DAG, seek diverse input and feedback, and come back to this post. Do you have anything in mind?

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@spilleron.bsky.social a good example for the journal club 😆

@pwgtennant.bsky.social pushed us right over the causal cliff! 😆

Thank you @spilleron.bsky.social for the tip :)

3🧵: Let’s push for a future where every patient—man or woman—gets the support they need!
@sarariggare.bsky.social
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2🧵: 🚨 Why does this happen? We still need more research to understand the reasons behind these differences. But one thing is clear: healthcare and research need to consider these gender differences to improve care for everyone affected by Parkinson's.

1🧵: Through an in-depth analysis of 802 individuals, we found that women tend to have a slower progression of memory loss, sleep issues, walking difficulties, balance problems, and motor symptoms.