Absolute vs. relative effects—implications for subgroup analyses

@adil_rashidk @f2harrell Valid point also touched upon by the papers. However, while heterogeneity may be most common on the absolute scale, and effects often more similar on the relative that is not always the case - see e.g. https://t.co/YGLDaOq8AW by @L

RT @cochranemthds: Absolute vs. relative effects - implications for subgroup analyses by Lars W. Andersen: https://t.co/WDBEFQEHq5

Absolute vs. relative effects - implications for subgroup analyses by Lars W. Andersen: https://t.co/WDBEFQEHq5