The framing effect of relative and absolute risk¶
Malenka. (1993). The framing effect of relative and absolute risk.
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- relative-risk-reduction figures reported without the baseline risk, and hence without the absolute risk reduction, inflated apparent drug benefit by an order of magnitude in patient studies
This sourcePatient study in which 57% preferred a drug whose benefit was stated as a relative risk reduction against 15% for the identical benefit stated in absolute terms.
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- relative-risk-reduction figures reported without the baseline risk, and hence without the absolute risk reduction, inflated apparent drug benefit by an order of magnitude in patient studies
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