Learn in a minute - Odds Ratio

In this video I will use about 1 minute to teach you about Odds Ratio in the easiest way for you to understand.
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[@rickeiaselmon2051]

Beautifully explained and very simple! Thank you!

[@maryclare4528]

Very helpful

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You're welcome :)

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Concise content , nice 🎉

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Thank you

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super helpful

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amazing, thanks!

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thank you

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You're welcome

[@MorlanAdla]

excellent

[@MridulMadhok-k9r]

But why do we cross multiply them?

[@chizusakuraa]

that’s another way of solving odds ratio

[@peachplss]

@@chizusakuraaidk if it’s really another way because you do get slightly different answers. And in a fill-in-the blank question, you’d get it wrong if you don’t cross multiply… but I’m still unsure why you need to cross multiply

[@nawmurr]

If we divide two fractions, we can swap one of the fractions around and multiply instead. In the video they're cutting corners a little. At 0:55 you see it best.
Odds that a case was exposed = Diseased people exposed÷Diseased people unexposed = A÷C
Odds that a control was exposed = not diseased exposed ÷ not diseased not exposed = B÷D
Odds rate = (A÷C) ÷ (B÷D) = AD÷BC