Meta-analysis: Relative Risk

Here you can conduct meta-analysis of results of prospective studies: Available data = number of non-events and sample sizes in experimental / cohort as well as control group.

Effect Size Measure
Number of studies to be included in the meta-analysis	Required
Model Type
Confidence level % In percentage. Commonly used values are 90, 95, 99.	%Required

Please enter the finding of each included study in the side box. Please use one row for one study.

The sequence should be Study ID (Author et al etc), Number of non-events in Cohort / Experimental Group (Group A), Sample Size in Cohort / Experimental Group (Group A), Number of non-events in Control Group (Group B), Sample Size in Control Group (Group B), separated by space, tab or comma.

You can also copy and paste the data from other files such as excel etc, maintaining the sequence.

StudyID	Group A (Cohort / Experimental)		Group B (Controls)
	Number of non-events	Total subjects (Sample Size)	Number of non-events	Total subjects (Sample Size)

Meta-Analysis

Here you can conduct meta-analysis of results of prospective studies: Available data = number of non-events and sample sizes in experimental / cohort as well as control group.