doi: 10.1002/sim.4780070609.
The extrapolation of attributable risk to new populations
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The extrapolation of attributable risk to new populations
Stat Med.
1988 Jun.
Abstract
I develop a method for extrapolation of attributable risk estimated from one population, to other populations with a different rate of risk factor exposure and/or rate of outcome. The method uses the relationship between attributable risk and the product moment correlation.
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