8 1 point Alcohol consumption was treated as a categorical predictor and was dummy-coded. Models were adjusted for age. What was the regression model used? O Pancreatic cancer (yeso) = intercept + age + drinks/week O Pancreatic cancer (yeso) = intercept + age + quintile of drinking O Pancreatic cancer (yeso) = intercept + age + 1-3 drinks per week (yeso) + 4-20 drinks per week (yeso) + >=21 drinks per week (yeso) O Pancreatic cancer (yeso) = intercept + age + 0-=21 alcoholic drinks per week in never smokers is based on how many pancreatic cancer cases with this level of drinking? This number is found in the table. Type your answer... 11 1 point TRUE or FALSE. Residual confounding is unlikely to explain the observed association between alcohol consumption and pancreatic cancer among current smokers. O True O FalseQ8-12 The following table comes from a case-control study that explored the relationship between alcohol consumption and pancreatic cancer. The table presents odds ratios from logistic regression; the outcome variable is pancreatic cancer. Separate models were run for never smokers, current smokers, and former smokers. Never Smokers Current Smokers Former Smokers Alcohol Cases Controls AOR (95% Cases Controls AOR (95% CI) Cases Control AOR (95% P-value for Consumption CI) CI) Interaction (drinks/week)" N (%) N(%) N (%) N (%) N(%) N(%) 0-