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Our investment in trying to prevent pandemic flu is affecting the distribution of possible outcomes.
Sometimes, a study can have results that, while scientifically valid, don’t have much bearing on real world outcomes.
Dr. Paul Farmer talks about structural violence and talks about how it's the way our institutions, our policies, our culture creates outcomes that advantage some people and disadvantage others.
And then I realized, much like the road in Jericho, in many ways, Stockton, our society, has been structured for the outcomes we complain about.
I think what we've seen recently isn't abnormal but a reflection of a system that's been structured to produce such crazy outcomes.
Moreover, I've come to realize that focusing only on negative outcomes can really blind you to the very possibility of success.
Children with poor nutrition but a lot of affection have better outcomes than children with good nutrition and poor affection.
When I say 60 percent are preventable, I mean there are concrete steps and standard procedures that we could implement that could prevent these bad outcomes from occurring and save women's lives.
Research by our team and others has documented that, for a variety of reasons, black women tend to deliver in a specific set of hospitals, and those hospitals often have worse outcomes for both black and white women, regardless of patient risk factors.
Not surprisingly, black women are more likely to deliver in hospitals with worse outcomes.
And we can reduce the disparity in policing by changing exams that produce disparate outcomes.
We can increase the number of women, we can reduce that gender disparity, by simply changing exams that produce disparate outcomes.
And there were other studies that did not find that adolescent pornography use was associated with certain negative outcomes.
We see irrationality play out in something called "present bias," where the outcomes in front of us are much more motivating than even more important outcomes far in the future.
A recent report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation showed that health habits account for 50 percent of the health outcomes that people experience, while medical care only accounts for 20 percent.
You might be causing some very dangerous outcomes in your children, doing such a thing.
And this is a little thing I came up with: understanding and our resources and our will cause us to have outcomes.
And yet there have been almost no significant improvements in outcomes for patients with brain diseases in the past 40 years.
So rather than prescribing drugs to people essentially at random, as we had, we learned how to predict which drugs would be most effective in which patients, and that just led to this huge improvement in outcomes.
We can improve the health outcomes for millions.
They have influenced the outcomes of wars, and they have long stymied human health.
We can turn the inevitable outcomes, and transform the quality of life for millions of lives who look and feel rather like us, when you're up close.
The hope is that this gets more stem cells out, which translates to better outcomes.
So if we know that PTSD is due to maladaptive memories, can we use that knowledge to improve treatment outcomes for patients with PTSD?
I want to spend just a moment talking about the model we've developed, which allows us to start at the top and look at the drivers of sound, analyze the soundscape and then predict the four outcomes I just talked about.
Or start at the bottom and say what outcomes we want, and then design a soundscape to have a desired effect.
And the answer is, first of all, on balance I would say people have played their games to more win-win outcomes than lose-lose outcomes.
I developed a really simple scoring system for slaughter plants, where you just measure outcomes: How many cattle fell down?
You can make very small changes in gene code and get really different outcomes, even with the same string of letters.
You can write papers about complexity, and the nice thing about complexity is it's fundamentally intractable in many ways, so you're not responsible for outcomes.
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