Instead, we've been forced to consider the concept of relative risk. Examples include: Does a negative COVID-19 test guarantee that I don't have the virus?

Two statistical methods are used to measure how effective vaccines are: absolute risk reduction and relative risk reduction. What's the difference?

Although a first vaccine dose was not associated with relapse risk, exposure to a second or third dose was associated with a 2-fold higher relative risk of relapse; however, the absolute increase ...

Although relative risks within strata of such a variable may be of some intrinsic clinical interest, only the risk ratio unstratified on such a variate may be pertinent to a causal effect (unlike the ...

Study finds statins reduce the relative risk of cardiovascular diseases by over 20% in adults aged 75+ with high cholesterol Date: July 1, 2024 Source: The University of Hong Kong Summary ...

Primary endpoint met in the CLEAR Outcomes Trial of bempedoic acid showing statistically significant relative risk reduction in major adverse CV events ...