Post <blockquote>Is it just me or are the outcomes completely different in the two papers? One is all about stuff happening at birth, the newer one much later in life. I'm all for witch-hunting but let's read the papers bros. It's imminently plausible to me that the authors missed a paper in the health literature. The ID strategy is kind of obvious if you think about the admin data they have. They should have cited it, but two papers using a similar identification strategy with completely different outcomes is still not a scandal.</blockquote>

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