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CLINICAL EVIDENCE · September 3, 2026

Why we publish subgroup performance, even when it's unflattering

By Automate Medical Research·September 3, 2026·8 min read

A 95% overall sensitivity that masks a 78% sensitivity in a specific subgroup is a design deficiency, not a footnote. Here's how Automate Medical discloses subgroup performance — and what we do about the gaps.

This article is part of the Automate Medical series on the science, methodology, and engineering behind continuous health intelligence. We're publishing the full post shortly. In the meantime, the excerpt above captures the core argument and the team behind it.

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Clinical Evidence
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Automate Medical Research
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September 3, 2026
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