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6 days ago | 
ahajournals.org | Howard C Herrmann |Toby Rogers
Research ArticleOpen AccessCirculation: Cardiovascular InterventionsThe SMART trial (URL: https://www.clinicaltrials.gov; Unique identifier: NCT04722250) is an international, prospective, postmarket, randomized trial designed to compare the outcomes after transcatheter aortic valve replacement with a supraannular self-expanding valve (SEV) versus an intraannular balloon-expandable valve (BEV) in patients with symptomatic severe aortic stenosis and a small aortic annulus (≤430 mm2).
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6 days ago | 
floppingaces.net | Toby Rogers
I. INTRODUCTIONIt seems to me that the proper way to understand the autism epidemic is to read everything that has been written on autism causation, throw out any studies that are characterized by a financial conflict of interest or fatally flawed study design, and see what patterns emerge from the papers that are left. During my doctoral thesis I reviewed about 80 of the top studies in autism epidemiology and toxicology.
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2 weeks ago | 
principia-scientific.com | Toby Rogers
Written by Toby Rogers on May 24, 2025. Posted in Current News (Editor’s note: This article is too long for many email systems so please click the headline to read the full article on the Substack site.)I.
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2 weeks ago | 
tobyrogers.substack.com | Toby Rogers
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1 month ago | 
ahajournals.org | Gaby Weissman |Toby Rogers
Information & AuthorsPublished In Circulation: Cardiovascular InterventionsHistoryReceived: 18 September 2024Accepted: 17 March 2025Published online: 22 April 2025PermissionsRequest permissions for this article. Keywordsaortaaortic valvehumanstomographytranscatheter aortic valve replacementSubjectsDisclosuresDr Gordon received institutional research grant support from Edwards Lifesciences.
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1 month ago | 
eurasiareview.com | Toby Rogers
The first year of my Ph.D. program, I had a supervisor who was a poststructuralist. I came out of every meeting with him more confused than when I went in. Eventually, I organized a group with the four other doctoral students who shared this same supervisor, and we met a few times for lunch to try to decode what he was saying to us.
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1 month ago | 
brownstone.org | Toby Rogers
The first year of my Ph.D. program, I had a supervisor who was a poststructuralist. I came out of every meeting with him more confused than when I went in. Eventually, I organized a group with the four other doctoral students who shared this same supervisor, and we met a few times for lunch to try to decode what he was saying to us.
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2 months ago | 
eurasiareview.com | Toby Rogers
I started college in 1988, during the last few months of Reagan’s presidency. I finished college in 1992, during the last few months of George H.W. Bush’s presidency. I’ve always been drawn to politics, and I majored in political science. But the quality of political thinking in the US at the time was abysmal. The Democratic Party was feckless — completely lost in the wilderness of its own incompetence.
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2 months ago | 
brownstone.org | Toby Rogers
I started college in 1988, during the last few months of Reagan’s presidency. I finished college in 1992, during the last few months of George H.W. Bush’s presidency. I’ve always been drawn to politics, and I majored in political science. But the quality of political thinking in the US at the time was abysmal. The Democratic Party was feckless — completely lost in the wilderness of its own incompetence.
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2 months ago | 
eurasiareview.com | Toby Rogers
I’m completely fascinated by the unwritten discursive norms on LinkedIn. I call it Corporate Pollyannaism. It’s a language unto itself. Most everyone intuitively knows the rules (they are the rules of bourgeois society after all) but no one ever says them out loud lest they upset the Leviathan. But I shall proceed anyway because I find the social dynamics so interesting and yet under-theorized. Here’s my first take at the “LinkedIn Rules of Discourse:” Everyone is always winning.
