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Competing-risks CIF — free, runs in your browser

When competing events exist (e.g. target endpoint vs death from other causes), 1−KM overestimates the target event's incidence. CIF correctly removes th… Computed in your browser — no data uploaded.

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Common questions

What are the original references?

Austin PC, et al. Circulation 2016;133:601-9. PMID 26858290.

When should I use Competing-risks CIF?

When competing events exist (e.g. target endpoint vs death from other causes), 1−KM overestimates the target event's incidence. CIF correctly removes the competing-event influence, giving each group's target-event cumulative incidence curve and es…

Is my data safe?

All calculations run entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server. You can even use the tool offline after the page loads.

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