Paul Saladino· MD
so basically since what the last I don't know we actually kind of got this rolling in February but there's a lot of process that's involved with it -- finally the match analysis was able to happen
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so basically since what the last I don't know we actually kind of got this rolling in February but there's a lot of process that's involved with it -- finally the match analysis was able to happen
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what I didn't know at that time was that this other study called Miami heart was taking place elsewhere the principal investigator is Cam nir fantastic guy and I'm so thankful he started this thing because it's a much larger population I believe it's 2400 2500 something like that
but the catch is that -- 20 of those are outside of the age ranges of the Miami Heart cohort so that's still plenty that we had 80 so of those 80 lanquist statistician needs to try to see if there's a matched cohort can it get matched for age -- gender -- ethnicity all these things