Absolute Risk Reduction (ARR) Calculation & Interpretation Simply Explained Statistic

This lecture goes over the absolute risk reduction (ARR). It is important to understand ARR and how to Interpret one when seen in a clinical study.
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[@Alina-tc2jq]

You explained it so beautifully and rather just cramming the formula, its so helpful to understand the basics and its actual use. brilliant

[@esenwo]

Great example

[@berxii8731]

this saved me so much time, you explained it very simply. thank you so much

[@alilazmo]

why didnt we use the survival numbers to calculate the risk (34 and 43)

[@humamlafta6321]

Thanks a lot, so we can say in other way for each 100 pt, 15 will benefit from the new med?

[@DrJankeelLectures]

Great question, I think you are referring to Number Needed to Treat if you think about the benefit as ARR is only about reducing the risk. Here is the link to NNT watch it to see the difference: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIKQi42nosh8arc Hope this helps!

[@flake4710]

very nicely explained. thanks alot

[@DrJankeelLectures]

Thank you for your feedback, I am glad you found it helpful!!