Risk ratio for emergency department (ED) visit outcomes per interquartile range (IQR) of the oxidative potential of water-soluble [PM.
The percent of Caucasian students identified as having ED was not correlated with the child poverty
risk ratio for either African-American or Hispanic children.
Risk ratios could be calculated only for districts in which students identified as White were identified in the target category because their risk served as the denominator in the
risk ratio.
Simulation 4 has no established standard for the ARR because the nominal
risk ratio is limited by ceiling effects at the upper end of the distribution.
1 for a diabetic Vioxx user results in an attributable
risk ratio of 83.
Further, the
risk ratios you show make no sense to me, and I cannot mathematically figure how you got those numbers.
The
risk ratio should be treated as related to the fact probability rather than the belief probability.
The statistical power depends on several factors, including the prevalence of the abnormal tumor marker, the
risk ratio to be detected, and the number of clinical failures (deaths, disease progressions, etc) observed.
While cancer mortality is lower for Arabs than for Jews, age adjusted rates for cancer incid ence show that the Relative
Risk Ratio of Jews as compared to Arabs is much higher than the Relative
Risk Ratio for cancer mortality.
Major finding: Higher SF-SPQ score was significantly associated with an increase in the risk of preeclampsia (adjusted
risk ratio, 1.
Major finding: Overweight and obese patients who were metabolically healthy had similar mortality and cardiovascular outcomes as metabolically healthy normal-weight patients in an initial analysis; but when the analysis was confined to studies with at least 10 years of follow-up, the metabolically healthy obese group had increased mortality and CV risk, with a
risk ratio of 1.
We saw a diminishing
risk ratio and at this point, close to 15 years after we started the UKPDS, there appears to be no evidence of harm.
