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[@catherinepham3999]

Great explanation!

[@somcana]

"absolute risk reduction (ARR) The absolute risk of events in the control group (ARC) minus the absolute risk of events in the exposed or treatment group (ART): ARR = ARC-ART. The negative of the risk difference. Also, the proportion of untreated persons who experience an adverse event minus the proportion of treated persons who experience this event." Dictionary of epidemiology. I find the video has the other way around, which is an Absolute increase.

[@Burgerboys6969]

You're right. First Aid 2022 has it the way you explained. ARR = AR (control) - AR (treatment)

[@michaelfaraday8391]

totally agree, in fact i was checking for a comment on that

[@MuhammadHanif-lj8ry]

Sir Kindly make vedio about attribution risk

[@kelechiobinnanwankpa4494]

This is a great explanation. Kiitos

[@sitharabasheer]

Excellent

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

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[@liliannamuganyiwahibi8187]

This lecture is incomplete

[@liliannamuganyiwahibi8187]

No relative risk

[@dianamasai2254]

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