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I've occasionally thought that Nathan should be studying diplomacy instead of data science, what with the way he learned to navigate between Raf and his mom and keep everyone happy and accomplish his goals.
Not surprising. When would he even get programs with all the tours and shows?Japanese news agency, Kyodo, reported that Nathan replied to an NBC interviewer that he will not compete for next season.
If Nathan is seriously considering medical school and if he has not done his lab sciences while moving into the higher-level data science and statistics courses, he would have no time to put in the training hours to be at the top of his game.
Nathan has talked about entering a post bacc program to complete his Med school requirements after finish his bachelor's degree.
Sounds like he's ultimately going the MD/PhD path, pursuing medical informatics. He has a long path ahead of him.
Or he could be majoring in stats/data science b/c the subject interests him (and I imagine any doctor needs to understand stats and how to interpret data). Many pre-meds major in subjects other than bio or chem.
We can write, dear. Maybe we are one-trick ponies but there are fewer ponies every year.There must be a lot of hard choices to make when you're really good at practically everything you do. I wouldn't know, myself.
In my experience, not many physicians care if results are statistically significant or not, based on the number of anecdotal observations and the tendency to use drugs on an off-label basis. Nathan appears to be rather atypical.
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Love that Kwan was the one chosen to write the article on him.Nathan made TIME's "100 Most Influential People of 2022" list! Michelle Kwan wrote the article about him. And there's a nice video with him and his mom.
Nathan Chen: The 100 Most Influential People of 2022
Find out why Nathan Chen is on this year’s list
From one American icon to another; eminently appropriate!
I disagree. Evidence based medicine is all about statistically significant results. Granted, how a particular patient responds to a specific treatment will impact decisions on an overall treatment plan, don't dismiss that as an anecdotal observation. It's an observation by a trained clinician. Anecdotal falls more in the 'my neighbor's cousin's best friend's Mother's territory. Even in off-label situations.
Started creating white papers on evidence-based medicine, circa 1998; well versed in the creation of software incorporating same since then.
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I agree to a point. I know medical doctors (where I live there aren't a ton of choices) who don't keep up with the latest research but I suppose a family doctor can't. So I make sure I do alot of reading on whatever I think is affecting my health. I don't take medications just because a medical doctor says I should. I review current research.
Thanks! A separate GSD thread for the 2022 PSA award winners is here:
Naumov hasn't competed since last year (won bronze at the August 2021 Cranberry Cup and 6th in the U.S. Classic a month later - both were Senior Bs). He later withdrew from what would have been his Grand Prix debut at 2021 Rostelecom Cup due to an unspecified injury and then from 2022 Nationals as well- Maxim Naumov is a recipient of 2022 Presidents Excellence Award
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I take it that Maxim has been involved in coaching at the same time that he continues his own competitive career?(Not saying that it would be unusual -- I just was not in the loop that Maxim has been an example of doing both. Good for him.
so presumably he's had extra time to coach at his home rink, which is good to see.
Taira's 2022 Challenge Cup vlog in both Japanese & English (he won the Junior bronze medal in his Team USA debut in Tilburg NED this past February): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnYgURIYTLA
Ohh if he could get some jump confidence (because honestly his jumps can be very good) this could be great for him.
Interesting. I noticed he was spending time at Great Parks this past month from his IG posts, but wasn't sure it was anything permanent. He's also updated his training cities to Irvine and NYC. Is Alex located in NYC?
