The higher number implies only a 0.054% death rate per year
Eyeballing the statistics, that looks like a hazard ratio between 1.1 and 1.5 (lots of things are good predictors for mortality that you would want to control for that I haven’t; the more you add, the closer that number should get to 1.1).
Eyeballing the statistics, that looks like a hazard ratio between 1.1 and 1.5 (lots of things are good predictors for mortality that you would want to control for that I haven’t; the more you add, the closer that number should get to 1.1).
It looks like you’re referring to a hazard ratio or maybe a relative risk, neither of which are the same as a “hazard rate” AFAIK.
You’re right; I’m thinking of hazard ratios. Editing.