Know Your Chances¶
Woloshin, S., & Welch. (2008). Know Your Chances: Understanding Health Statistics. University of California Press.
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Domain-specific¶
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- If 20 million prescriptions were written, the rate is 1 death per million exposures — far below background mortality for almost any patient population
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- If 20 million prescriptions were written, the rate is 1 death per million exposures — far below background mortality for almost any patient population
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