Which statistical measure is most appropriate for time-to-event data in clinical trials?
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Correct answer: Hazard ratio
Hazard ratio is used in survival analysis for time-to-event outcomes. It compares the hazard rates between two groups over time. This measure is common in oncology and cardiovascular trials.
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