> OR accounts for baseline incidence in a way that RR (relative risk) does not. Would you mind elaborating on this? As a reminder, odds ratio is ((exposure_un

> OR accounts for baseline incidence in a way that RR (relative risk) does not. Would you mind elaborating on this? As a reminder, odds ratio is ((exposure_unhealthy / exposure_healthy) / (control_unhealthy / control_healthy)) Whereas risk ratio is ((exposure_unhealthy / (exposure_unhealthy + exposure_healthy) / (control_unhealthy / (control_unhealthy + control_healthy))