The application of target trials with longitudinal targeted maximum likelihood estimation to assess the effect of alcohol consumption in adolescence on depressive symptoms in adulthood
We describe strategies for dealing with high-dimensional potential drinking patterns and practical positivity violations due to a long follow-up time, including modifying the effect of interest by removing sparsely observed drinking patterns from the loss function and applying longitudinal modified treatment policies to represent the effect of discouraging drinking.PMID:38061692 | DOI:10.1093/aje/kwad241
Source: Am J Epidemiol - Category: Epidemiology Authors: Yan Liu Mireille E Schnitzer Ronald Herrera Iv án Díaz Jennifer O'Loughlin Marie-Pierre Sylvestre Source Type: research
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