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st: Time-dependent covariates in Survival analysis.


From   "Cunlin Wang" <[email protected]>
To   <[email protected]>
Subject   st: Time-dependent covariates in Survival analysis.
Date   Sun, 16 Nov 2003 12:24:05 -0500

Looking for how to conduct the time-dependent survival analysis using Stata.
The question is trying to identify the association of HCV and overdose
death. Each subject has both constant variables and repeated measurements on
interested covariates (time-dependent). Also, some subjects had HCV
seroconversion during the follow-up therefore have two observations: one for
HCV negative and one for HCV positive (staggered entry and therefore
correlated each other). The dataset has been established into "wide" format
with each observation representing one subject with hundreds of variables. I
know how to fit the time-dependent Cox model in SAS, but don't know how to
adjust the correlation between observations (if anyone can advise here will
be appreciated as well).

I know the Stata can easially use id() option in "stset" to adjust the
correlation, but don't know how to deal with the time-dependent covariates.
Any advice? Appreciate that .....

SIncerely.
Carl. JHU.

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