Estimating Attributable Risk From Case-Control Studies1
Estimating Attributable Risk From Case-Control Studies1 is a scholarly work, published in 1983 in ''American Journal of Epidemiology''. The main subjects of the publication include causal inference, clinical trial, tobacco smoking, confounding, medicine, confidence interval, risk factor, regularization, statistics, sample size determination, case-control study, and relative risk. Levin's measure of attributable risk is extended to account for confounding.