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Two trials in different populations?

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Two trials of the same intervention involving two different populations with different baseline risk of the disease of interest. How is this going to affect your results: the Risk Ratio (Relative Risk), Risk Reduction, and the Number Needed to Treat? Find out more.


  • Test performance: 2 populations with different disease prevalance
  • Research Classification
  • A lesson on sample size
  • p-chart parameters calculator
  • What Statistic?
  • Positive Predictive Value (PPV): What is it?
  • Negative Predictive Values (NPV) – learn more
  • The Relative Risk – What is it?
  • Test Sensitivity: What is it?
  • Two trials in different populations?
  • Test Specificity – What is it?
  • The Odds Ratio: Make sense of an “odd” statistic


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