Case-Control Studies: A Brief Overview

Case-control studies are observational studies that have the greatest risk of bias. I will describe the basic design of case-control studies and discuss their strengths and weaknesses.

[@mr1629]

I'm doing a Epidemiology paper at U of Otago in New Zealand and your videos have been extremely helpful. Thank you for putting these videos up.

[@screamingperson8188]

This video has been very helpful for my Biomedical Research class! I was having a tough time figuring out exactly what this type of study was. Thanks a lot!

[@hudagal6471]

I have watched countless vids on this....and I've only understood it here!!! Thanks you!!!

[@sharonbutters7066]

I am very grateful for your videos; thank you!

[@Suria96]

Hai. I have a question. can a case control study being applied in forborne outbreak. the menu is consist of 4 different menu. how can i do the table and how can i calculate the odds ratio.

[@jayadahal6171]

Very helpful content for my upcoming paper. Thanks for sharing!

[@3dward838]

Terry you are a legend

[@UABEBMcourse]

No I follow every epidemiology book's definition of case control studies

[@urvipatel2269]

hello sir can I do the case-control study to find the relationship in case of diabetes and amputation. if yea how can I
as I'm planning to do a dissertation in this topic. it would be very helpful if u plz explain.

[@abhat3604]

when we select the control group they must have exposure as same as case group or without any exposure

[@toys4me471]

Thank you very good video

[@laxmanbisht2638]

Which are the best Case-Control studies in road accident research?

[@aminanuzhat9669]

i am confused that what is the difference bwteen reteroseptic study and case control; study

[@daradangana5625]

Thanks for this!!

[@genicadelara5243]

What its difference between case-based case control study?

[@fadhilfp6]

Excuse me Sir, can't we do case control study prospectively ?

[@leahramokgopa4504]

can you please give us an example of a case control study

[@subzero-oj5du]

Thank you

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[@hedleypanama]

As far I can see you follow Miquel Porta's definition of CC studies, which I despise!
There is no such thing as "control definition". it's more appropriate to describe a cohort were both cases and controls come from.
OR's are no so far away from HR. If the time to exposure is identical between cases and controls, they cancel out!
Additionally, we don't distinguish between "retro-" and "prospective", since nested-CC studies are prospective, but they are still CC studies!