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Working closely with @ellenpeters.bsky.social has changed how I think and talk about numbers. Do I say “40%” or “4 in 10” (or even "2 in 5"!)? That small choice can shape how people understand numeric information and decide what to do with it. As always, thanks for a lovely chat, Ellen!
May 28, 2025
Leila Okahata
I've had the privilege of working with two amazing physicians, Drs. Clara Lee and Paul Han, about communicating with patients. Many thanks to @leilaokahata.bsky.social for her wonderful ability to write press releases, news.uoregon.edu/content/when... @uosojc.bsky.social @uoregon.bsky.social
May 27, 2025
Experts outline five ways to help patients understand risk estimates — and make better decisions
news.uoregon.edu
When doctors skip the numbers, patients may misjudge health risks
Ellen Peters