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On the limitations of causal inference with current-treatment Cox models
Cox models with time-varying treatments often include only the current treatment level. Translating such a model into causally meaningful intervention-specific survival probabilities relies on the Markov property: that the hazard is independent of treatment history conditional on current treatment.
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