With the help of the above data what is the hazard ratio between a 40-year-old patient and a 50-year-old patient who are both taking treatment 2? Can we use this value if one patient is from treatment 1 and the other is from treatment 2? Why or why not?
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With the help of the above data what is the hazard ratio between a 40-year-old patient...
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despite excessive eating. The patient indicated that she started
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