Summary
This publication is written to be understandable without specialized training. It is not medical advice and does not provide instructions for use of any substance.
How to interpret comparative indices (and what they do not mean)
A plain-language guide to reading indices responsibly, avoiding false precision, and understanding uncertainty.
Citation: Clinical Collective. “How to interpret comparative indices (and what they do not mean)”. clincol.org. Accessed .
Key points
- Indices summarize; they do not replace clinical judgment.
- Uncertainty and data gaps must be made visible.
- Real-world harm depends on context, not only chemistry.
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