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Odds Ratio??Hey,
I know the calculation for "odds ratio" is: (A/B) (C/D) which is then rearranged to: (AxD) (BxC) This is the question: 6) An epidemiological study is undertaken to examine the response of two groups of patients to a new drug treatment. The results are summarised in the following data tables. Patient group 1 ---------- (Positive response)----(Adverse effects) Treatment-------14 -----------------------28 Placebo----------- 9------------------------29 Patient group 2 ----------(Positive response)----(Adverse effects) Treatment------ 16----------------------- 32 Placebo-----------7 ----------------------- 45 "(a) Calculate the odds ratios for treatment for both of patient groups 1 and 2. (b) Calculate odds ratio for treatment on aggregated data (i.e. both patient groups combined)" For (a) I applied the formula and got "1" which seems right, because all the research done say's so lol. For (b) I am stuck, because I don't understand how I would come about placing the numbers into the equation. I have done two equations and both of them I recieved okay numbers (i.e one number above 1 and one under 1) whih is expected but the mthod used is different. I just don't know what to do Thanks in advance x Love, Peace & Freedom..
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