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Posted On: 10/25/2020 10:32:50 AM
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Ohm,
My Post-hoc power calculation for 21/24 (LL/SOC) gives me 88.5% which is almost exactly the Fisher test you mention. This is a 56.3% reduction of deaths.
Hell yes this is much more than "may prove beneficial". Actually this result should produce an outright approval. However, we don't know if we got this kind of result. But even with 25/20 still here is a 37.5% reduction of deaths.
We should have been given EUA long time back.
The problem is our authorities are giving full approval to drugs that exhibit p-values of 0.5 (not 0.05).
We are talking "trying to help", they are looking some other direction.
My Post-hoc power calculation for 21/24 (LL/SOC) gives me 88.5% which is almost exactly the Fisher test you mention. This is a 56.3% reduction of deaths.
Hell yes this is much more than "may prove beneficial". Actually this result should produce an outright approval. However, we don't know if we got this kind of result. But even with 25/20 still here is a 37.5% reduction of deaths.
We should have been given EUA long time back.
The problem is our authorities are giving full approval to drugs that exhibit p-values of 0.5 (not 0.05).
We are talking "trying to help", they are looking some other direction.
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