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Peter B Gilbert,Ying Huang Peter B Gilbert
We develop a transport formula for predicting overall cumulative vaccine efficacy through time t (VE(t)) to prevent clinically significant infection with a genetically diverse pathogen (e.g., HIV infection) in a new setting for which a Phas...
Stephen Bertke,Misty Hein,Mary Schubauer-Berigan et al. Stephen Bertke et al.
Purpose: The nested case-control study design, in which a fixed number of controls are matched to each case, is often used to analyze exposure-response associations within a cohort. It has become common practice to sample...
Eric J Tchetgen Tchetgen Eric J Tchetgen Tchetgen
Unobserved confounding is a well known threat to causal inference in non-experimental studies. The instrumental variable design can under certain conditions be used to recover an unbiased estimator of a treatment effect even if unobserved c...
Li Tang,Robert H Lyles,Ye Ye et al. Li Tang et al.
The problem of misclassification is common in epidemiological and clinical research. In some cases, misclassification may be incurred when measuring both exposure and outcome variables. It is well known that validity of analytic results (e....
Richard Wyss,Alan R Ellis,Mark Lunt et al. Richard Wyss et al.
Theory and simulations show that variables affecting the outcome only through exposure, known as instrumental variables (IVs), should be excluded from propensity score (PS) models. In pharmacoepidemiologic studies based on automated healthc...
T J VanderWeele,S Vansteelandt T J VanderWeele
Recent advances in the causal inference literature on mediation have extended traditional approaches to direct and indirect effects to settings that allow for interactions and non-linearities. In this paper, these approaches from causal inf...