A General Overview of Mantel-Haenszel Methods: Applications and Recent Developments
Annual Review of Public HealthPublished 1 May 1988
Stephen J. Kuritz, J. Richard Landis, Gary G. Koch
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Many health research investigations are concerned with the relationship between a primary factor, such as a potentially harmful exposure, a new therapy, or an intervention, and a response variable such as disease status, level of functioning, or extent of improvement, and both of these variables are reported on categorical measurement scales.
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