The debate between presenting absolute vs. relative rates is a really interesting one in epidemiology, for the record, with roots spanning everything from "abso

The debate between presenting absolute vs. relative rates is a really interesting one in epidemiology, for the record, with roots spanning everything from "absolute risk regression models are actually kind of tricky" to the early arguments about smoking and lung cancer, casual criteria, and R.A. Fisher being on the wrong side of history.