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Competing event regression on the relative subdistribution and cumulative-incidence scales

2026-08-14

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In competing risks settings, covariate effects and group comparisons are usually assessed one event at a time - through log-rank or Cox tests on the cause-specific hazards, or Gray's test or Fine-Gray regression on a cumulative incidence function (CIF). This can obscure a clinically important quantity: the ratio between the event of interest and the competing event, since groups may differ little on the individual...

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10.64898/2026.08.13.26360204
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