Sibling Comparisons to Account for Confounding in Observational Studies

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RP @jama.com: Sibling comparisons are a method used in observational studies to address confounding by shared familial factors such as genetics, early-life environment, and socioeconomic status. 📊 Learn more in this JAMA Guide to Statistics and Methods…

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