Reporting of absolute and relative risk measures in oral health and cardiovascular events studies: A systematic review
Community Dentistry And Oral Epidemiology2022Vol. 51(2), pp. 283–291
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Abstract
Focusing on relative risks over absolute risks was a common practice in literature. Reporting similarly adjusted underlying absolute risks of relative risks was rare in most studies, despite those being helpful for comprehending the magnitude of CVD-risk increase related to poor oral health. Current reporting practices could lead to an overinterpretation of risk increase of CVD related to poor oral health.
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