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Applied Biostatistics – Part 3: Power, Sample Size and Effect size play_circle Video play_circle
Applied Biostatistics – Part 3: Power, Sample Size and Effect size

In this video, Professor Christoph Correll defines the power, the sample size and effect size in clinical trials.

20.05.2020
Applied Biostatistics – Part 2: Different Designs and Hypothesis Testing play_circle Video play_circle
Applied Biostatistics – Part 2: Different Designs and Hypothesis Testing

In this video, Professor Christoph Correll talks about the different design and hypothesis testing and how to apply the right methodology in your study question incorporating a statistical analysis plan.

20.05.2020
Applied Biostatistics – Part 1: The Basics play_circle Video play_circle
Applied Biostatistics – Part 1: The Basics

In this video, Professor Christoph Correll presents the why and the what health care professional need to know about statistics and how the Hierarchy of evidence is used, and when to use Research study goals.

20.05.2020
Understanding the Pathology of Schizophrenia play_circle Video play_circle
Understanding the Pathology of Schizophrenia

This video focuses on dysfunction in dopaminergic signaling as a basis for positive symptoms and dysfunction in glutamatergic signaling as a mechanism for negative and cognitive symptoms.

15.05.2020 Schizophrenia
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Understanding the Pathology of Alzheimer’s Disease

This video explains the role of amyloid and tau in Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), the staging model of (AD) and the treatment of (AD).

15.04.2020 Alzheimer’s Disease
Understanding the Pathology of Parkinson’s Disease play_circle Video play_circle
Understanding the Pathology of Parkinson’s Disease

This video explains the Pathology of Parkinson’s Disease, the role of α-synuclein in the pathogenesis, motor dysfunction in Parkinson´s Disease and treatment hereof.

15.02.2020 Parkinson’s Disease

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