When the Breslow-Day test results in a significant p-value
A) The estimated odds ratios are different.
B) The estimated odds are different.
C) The estimated relative risks are different.
D) The estimated risks are different.

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The null hypothesis of the Breslow-Day test states that the estimated odds ratios were the same. A significant p-value would reject this null hypothesis and lead to the conclusion that the ratios are different (effect modifier).

When the Breslow-Day Test Results in a Significant P-Value