Analysis of Child Mortality for Muslim Women of Uttar Pradesh, India: An Application of Bayesian Frailty Model

Abstract

Social phenomena that are related to human beings cannot be performed under controlled conditions, making it difficult for policy planners to have an idea about the expected future conditions in the society under varying situations and forming policies. However, modelling can be really helpful to planners in these situations. The present paper attempts to find the distributions of age at last conception of women with the help of stochastic modelling for human fertility taking into consideration different parity progression behaviours among couples. This may be helpful to planners for having at least a rough idea of estimated proportion of women of different age groups who will be completing their childbearing and willing to go for sterilization after marriage under different stopping rules regarding desired family size and sex composition of children. Accordingly, these estimates will help planners to optimize the cost and service provision for sterilization programs for women. 1

Neuronal toxicity of Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs): An analysis of post marketing reports from FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) safety database

“…Basically, the Two by Two table, which is displayed below (table-2), is used to calculate PRR [20]. Which can be expressed as: The PRR is an easy-to-understand statistic that expresses every aspect of the increased risk of an ADR in the drug-exposed category over the drug-unexposed category [21,22].…”