Loss to follow-up:
<5%: Ideal; minimal statistical bias.
5%-20%: Acceptable/intermediate range for many standard clinical trials
>20%: Serious concerns about validity, statistical power, and potential attrition bias
>15% can fatally compromise study conclusions (NIH)
42.5%?
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At first, "The Walking Dead" made me a little afraid of Zombies. Now I would welcome them. The yappy dogs and whiny bitches would be the first to be taken out.
Gloria might also wanna pack a neck guard--like hockey players wear. You know, in case she goes skating and gets cut by a skate.
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how he came up with his name... i can see how he won such an esteemed prize
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agree totally. Carney has a lot of smoke and mirrors available to him. regrettably we don't live in the country many we think we do. most people are oblivious to just how corrupt Canada has become
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either way, it's totalitarian. Carney certainly exemplifies the connection. he was chairman of board @ Brookfield, and he's on the board of trustees at WEF with Larry Fink (BlackRock).
what is the role of a board of trustees?
MANY politicians worldwide are involved with WEF
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there were also the ad campaigns during covid vaccine rollout that netted corporate media a nice chunk of money. i'm guessing they didn't mention that during their broadcasts.
why is such funding a big deal? 👇
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this is from the recent covid vax inquiry in Canada. the government refused to participate.
in particular, from the Pfizer trials, they already knew about the heart issues
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