Alexander M. Walker
Abstract
This paper presents a technique for the analysis of interaction which is based upon the additivity of attributable risks. Such an approach is justified when the purpose is to provide a basis for making decisions about personal risk or public health intervention.
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This paper presents a technique for the analysis of interaction which is based upon the additivity of attributable risks. Such an approach is justified when the purpose is to provide a basis for making decisions about personal risk or public health intervention.
Key concepts: Public health, Attributable risk, Environmental health, Disease, Medicine, Risk analysis (engineering), Actuarial science, Business