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#0 cf.edu/courses/1405167/pages/module-5-essential-ebp-statistics-odds-ratios-and-measures-of-risk-reduction?module_item_id=1... [@ 17 Chegg You need to be able to compute these numbers if they are not given to you. The above links will calculate risk reductions and Q Study P number needed to treat (NNT). Use the information in the table below (New Drug vs. Old Drug) to calculate relative risk reduction and absolute risk reduction using an internet risk reduction calculator (links in this module). Tell me the RRR and ARR numbers and interpret them in plain English. Your submission must report numbers (ARR and RRR) and words (interpretation in plain English). Submit your answer to the Assignments section of this course (Module 6 Activity 1 - Risk Reductions). DO NOT POST THIS TO YOUR DISCUSSION BOARD. I have developed a new treatment (New Drug) and am wondering if the incidence of low hemoglobin has changed. The research data is presented in the table below. New Drug Old Drug Low Hgb 476 798 Normal Hgb 9.576 9.252 Total 10,052 10,050 NOTE: You must pay attention to the headings in the table and the headings of the table on the website. Data must be entered correctly to obtain a correct result. HINT: The most common incorrect response is ARR=13% and RRR=26% because your O