Interesting. So let’s say you wanted to minimise your risks of CHD as the OP mentioned—you would just go here and find out the highest correlates and trust them enough to base your whole gamble on?
To be honest I’d just google that one but that didn’t seem like very useful advice! My googling got me almost straight to this risk calculator used by NHS Scotland. Cross check this with a few other references from google and that’s probably as good as anything I’d work out myself by going to the data—it’s a well studied issue.
ONS is useful for base rates where google fails me.
I often use the Office for National Statistics (UK)
Interesting. So let’s say you wanted to minimise your risks of CHD as the OP mentioned—you would just go here and find out the highest correlates and trust them enough to base your whole gamble on?
To be honest I’d just google that one but that didn’t seem like very useful advice! My googling got me almost straight to this risk calculator used by NHS Scotland. Cross check this with a few other references from google and that’s probably as good as anything I’d work out myself by going to the data—it’s a well studied issue.
ONS is useful for base rates where google fails me.