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Prof. Richard Gill
The hook effect means that at very high insulin concentrations the assay actually under-reads, and then at some point it starts to over-read. This was not a forensic-grade test — it was a hospital diagnostic assay being used to send someone to prison for life.
Prof. Richard Gill
If you want to test whether a nurse was unusually present at adverse events, you have to look at all the nurses over the same period. That was never done. What was done was to look at one person after you had already decided she was guilty.
Prof. Richard Gill
The NCA recommended a panel of experts including a statistician. That recommendation was overridden. One retired paediatrician ran the whole investigation. That should have been a massive red flag.