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On the proportional hazards model for occupational and environmental case-control analyses
Abstract Background Case-control studies are generally designed to investigate the effect of exposures on the risk of a disease. Detailed information on past exposures is collected at the time of study. However, only the cumulated value of the exposure at the index date is usually used in logistic r
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