Absolute risk reduction = (Risk in control) - (Risk in experimental). In this case, the risk in the control group is calculated by the number who had an infarction (194) divided by the total (194/2371). Likewise, for the experimental group, (194/2365). This is answer choice B.
adisdiadochokineticWhoops, second parenthesis should be 123/2365, sorry!+2019-07-13T23:09:55Z
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Absolute risk reduction = (Risk in control) - (Risk in experimental). In this case, the risk in the control group is calculated by the number who had an infarction (194) divided by the total (194/2371). Likewise, for the experimental group, (194/2365). This is answer choice B.