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期刊名:Bmc medical research methodology

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e-ISSN:1471-2288

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Background: Reporting treatment effects from clinical trials on both relative and absolute scales is crucial. While absolute measures like the Number Needed to Treat (NNT) are well-established for binary outcomes, their c...
Moshira S Ghaleb,Maryam N Al-Berry,Hala M Ebied et al. Moshira S Ghaleb et al.
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Background: This study tackles the challenge of developing reliable prognostic models for time-to-event (TTE) outcomes using high-dimensional omics data in head and neck cancers. Resampling methods, particularly nested cr...
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Background: The panel `Health in Germany` has been established to gather nationwide health-related information, replacing cross-sectional surveys as primary data sources. However, panel designs involve multiple selection ...
Lei Hou,Yuanyuan Yu,Zhi Geng et al. Lei Hou et al.
Two-Sample Mendelian Randomization (TSMR) analysis is a widely used method for inferring causal effect in the presence of unmeasured confounding. However, causal inferences may be biased if the distributions of key variables (e.g., exposure...
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Background: Immortal time bias (ITB) represents a methodological challenge in evaluating treatment effects in observational studies using routinely collected data (RCD). However, the prevalence of ITB, the strategies used...
Andrea S E Parks,Lesley Gotlib Conn,Bahar Aria et al. Andrea S E Parks et al.
Background: Chronic illness impacts not only individuals affected by it, but also those who care for them. Care partnerships recognize that health conditions are often shared, dyadic experiences. Qualitative dyadic analys...