1) When you find an original research study that helps you to answer a specific clinical question, what characteristics of the results will you consider to determine their magnitude and significance?...

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1) When you find an original research study that helps you to answer a specific clinical question, what characteristics of the results will you consider to determine their magnitude and significance? Include examples. (For this question, focus on how to determine the size and significance of an effect reported in the study.) (Magnitude of effect, statistical significance, and clinical significance) 2) Fill in the blank 3) A recent study compared women on estrogen supplements to women on wild yam. Results revealed a relative risk (RR) of venous thromboembolic events is 2.89 for the women on estrogen. This suggests that estrogen treatment poses a coronary risk, but we wonder if this difference is statistically significant, so we look at the confidence interval. Give an example of a confidence interval that would support the conclusion that the rate of venous thromboembolic events was indeed (statistically) different for these two treatment groups. Explain answer. RR = 2.89, 95%CI( ? , ? ) Lower 95%CI Higher 95%CI