benichou


  Data in table 1 in Benichou (1991) from study of
  esophageal cancer (Tuyns, et al.)


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Estimates population (etiological) attributable risk for
unmatched, pair-matched or set-matched case-control designs and returns a
list containing the estimated attributable risk, estimates of coefficients,
and their standard errors, from the (conditional, If necessary) logistic
regression used for estimating the relative risk.

Louis Schenck

attribrisk

Population Attributable Risk

benichou function

A data frame with 975 subjects and 8 variables.
   <dl>
       <dt>cases</dt><dd> Esophageal cancer indicator (1=case, 0=control). </dd> <dt>age</dt><dd> Subject age in years. </dd> <dt>smoke</dt><dd> Quantity of tobacco smoked per day. (0-9g/day,
	10-29g/day, or 30+g/day) </dd> <dt>alcohol</dt><dd> Quantity of alcohol consumed per day
	 (0-39g/day, 
	 120+g/day, 40-79g/day, or 80-119g/day) </dd> <dt>alcohol80</dt><dd> Quantity of alcohol consumed per day
	 (0-79g or 80+g) </dd> <dt>smoke.alc</dt><dd> Is set to 'Exposed'
	 if subject was consumed more than 40+g of alcohol and
	 10+g of tobacco per day.</dd> <dt>alcohol40</dt><dd> Quantity of alcohol consumed per day
	 (0-39g or 40+g) </dd> <dt>smoke10</dt><dd> Quantity of tobacco consumed per day
	 (0-9g or 10+g) </dd> </dl>

benichou: Data in table 1 in Benichou (1991) from study of esophageal cancer (Tuyns, et al.)

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