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Power and sample size calculations for causal mediation analysis with a binary mediator in randomized trials
Mediation analyses are increasingly conducted in randomized trials, but a sample size adequate for the total treatment effect may leave the natural indirect effect (NIE) or natural direct effect (NDE) substantially underpowered. Randomization does not extend to the mediator, so precision depends on
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