
Understanding evidence
A smaller risk, in real numbers: the guide to medical percentages
Work through absolute risk, relative change, time frames and treatment burden using clearly labelled examples you can check yourself.
A practical toolkit for reading research: risk, study design and the limits of a finding.

Work through absolute risk, relative change, time frames and treatment burden using clearly labelled examples you can check yourself.

A practical method for connecting studies without counting every paper as a separate vote or mistaking a new result for the final answer.

A simple way to read absolute and relative risk together — and see what a headline leaves out.

Study design helps separate an interesting association from evidence about cause and effect.

Distinguish what a study measures from what readers hope the result means.