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Ever wondered when to use a risk ratio vs an odds ratio?
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Odds ratios aren鈥檛 risk, and misunderstanding them can change how results are interpreted.
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Wonder drug X for weight loss doubles the risk of pancreatitis. Should we stop prescribing it immediately?
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When do we use a standard deviation and when do we use a standard error?
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Mean, median - same thing, right? Not quite.
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What exactly is causation, and how does it differ from association and correlation?
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Why do we need a null hypothesis?
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A P value is simply the probability of observing the results or more extreme values given no difference between the groups.
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What is a 95% confidence interval?
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A Type II error is concluding that there is no difference when one actually exists.
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This invention is amazing, but my p-value is still not significant?
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