Trisha Pasricha · Science Vs · Fiber Maxxing and Poo Maxxing, with Dr. Trisha Pasricha
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Conducted a study linking smartphone use in the bathroom to higher hemorrhoid risk
46% higher chance of hemorrhoids for smartphone users
“Propofol has been linked in small studies, small number of studies as to have a higher mortality around catheter-directed therapy because of the loss of compensatory mechanisms.”
“FDA recommends sharing your protocol and statistical analysis plan before the real-world study is conducted… to ensure the analysis wasn’t cherry-picked.”
“Just using their smartphone and adding a wireless lavalier.”
“Performing a casual workforce exposure audit, ... categorizing your casual workforce into risk tiers, and identifying the cohort of casuals that are higher risk.”
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