The one trick is to find/collect better data perhaps outside of countries like Switzerland.

And FWIW, I've helped CDPH with multiple suspected formula outbreaks. They rarely turn out anything except finding something crazy like honey-filled pacifiers.

Wow that was a meandering article, unless FDA identified a clear break in the sterilization process then it likely was consumer contaminated. Genotyping will be the ultimate deciding factor for any lawsuit though. Good to remember spores are ubiquitous so "clean" is still contaminated.

Let me know if you all are also interested in an AMA over on r/askscience or r/science.

We're officially back to unprecedented coffee prices again.

It's amazing we managed to interrupt that 2019 Rockland county outbreak, different times. Meanwhile Israel has just seen its 9th measles death so at least there's been progress in some parts of the US.

Glad to see work for LMICs but high income countries aren't homogeneous. I'd love to see contact patterns for metro and rural counties in the US.

Can Section 32 fund SNAP as well?

Money and politics, the alcohol and pharmaceutical industries/lobbies are far from benign.

Come Thursday you should post each of these on reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful

I disagree, grievance and retribution are just a bonus. This is a hostile takeover, CDC is being stripped to failure and then it'll be sold to Thiel for pennies on the dollar. It's all laid out in Project 2025. Palantir has already dug into most surveillance systems.

Statistical illiteracy, also a primary reason why measles and pertussis are surging back.

What would his chances be if he owned up to it though?

Remote?