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| EAIR (exposure-adjusted incidence rate; The EAIR is a measure of average events per unit time of exposure or follow-up. The underlying assumption with this measure is that the risk of an event occurring is constant over time. In other words, assuming that the occurrences of a specific event are independent and have a constant hazard rate over the duration of the study, the EAIR is most appropriate to estimate the occurrence rate. In val9999) | |||