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Please see my analysis:
John
Thanks John.

This kind of thing happens a lot in epidemiology. I think that the standard package is still SPSS.

My wife got very familiar with it when we were at Oxford. She co-ordinated a big project looking at the effects of different methods of contraception on women's health when we were there.
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