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 (Rate ratios are often interpreted as if they were risk ratios, eg, postmenopausal women using HRT had 047 times the risk of CAD compared to women not using HRT, but it is more precise to refer to the ratio of rates rather than risk) A cohort study is conducted to determine whether smoking is associated with an increased risk of bronchitis in adults over the age of 40 I just have a question regarding hazard ratios Are these similar to odds ratio?The adjusted odds ratios were derived using Cox proportional hazard regression In the unadjusted model, there is an increased risk of CVD in overweight participants as compared to normal weight and in obese as compared to normal weight participants (hazard ratios of 1215 and 1310, respectively) Hazard ratios (HRs) are used commonly to Hazard Ratio Calculator Calculate Hazard Ratio Hr Confidence Intervals P Value Hazard ratio vs odds ratio