How is "relative risk" calculated?
A) outcome value of exposed group by outcome value of unexposed group
B) outcome value of unexposed case by dependent value of exposed case
C) outcome values of exposed group at two time periods divided in order
D) outcome value of exposed group multiplied by a risk factor

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Relative risk is calculated by dividing the outcome value (such as the incidence of a disease) of the exposed group by the outcome value of the unexposed group. This measures the risk of an outcome in the exposed group relative to the unexposed group.

How Is "Relative Risk" Calculated