Kuiper examined this process further in 2002, finding that substantial equivalence does not measure absolute risks, but instead identifies differences between new and existing products.
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However, since pancreatic cancer is relatively rare, people with a " BRCA2 " mutation probably face an absolute risk of about 5 %.
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Women with HHT who get pregnant are at an increased risk of complications, and are observed closely, although the absolute risk is still low ( 1 % ).
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This portfolio example shows the two key features of exponential utility : tractability under joint normality, and lack of realism due to its feature of constant absolute risk aversion.
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The absolute risk, however, is extremely low : Over a year, if 1 million people take drugs containing the dexfenfluramine molecule, 28 will develop the lung problem.
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The overall absolute risk of venous thrombosis per 100.000 woman years in current use of combined oral contraceptives is approximately 60, compared with 30 in non-users.
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The overall absolute risk of venous thrombosis per 100.000 woman years in current use of combined oral contraceptives is approximately 60, compared to 30 in non-users.
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In general, absolute risk reduction is the difference between one treatment comparison group's event rate ( EER ) and another comparison group s event rate ( CER ).
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If a clinical endpoint is devastating enough ( " e . g . " death, health insurers may decline to reimburse drugs with a low absolute risk reduction.
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That figure is more misleading than the " absolute risk reduction, " which measures the actual difference between the treatment results compared with the placebo group, Nuovo said.
