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ted (not lasso)
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what conclusions or hypotheses do you see when you look at this chart? from a recent study published in the Lancet: thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(24)01495-8/fulltext
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Tony
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They seem to have a narrative, and have segmented the US data only, in order to tell their story. I wonder how minorities fare in other countries? Does this control for people spending most or all of their lives in the country they were measured in? Like almost all US population studies, it comes down to higher socioeconomic classes doing better, and then gets turned into a racial disparity bc that's how the US breaks down. what conclusions did you come to?
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@ted
no, they didnβt account for how long theyβve been in those countries. one note: if they included lifespan for more Asian countries, youβd see that Asian Americans have longer lifespans than the majority of Asian countries (China, India, Singapore, South Korea, etc.)
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J. Valeska π¦π©π«
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feels like that.. just take the average of ALL americans and compare
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pastel β leo κ½κ½)
@leopastel
a narrative is beneficial if itβs backed by hard data
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