When Is Baseline Adjustment Useful in Analyses of Change? An Example with Education and Cognitive Change
M. Maria Glymour(University of California, San Francisco), James M. Robins(Harvard University), Jennifer Weuve(Rush University Medical Center), Ichiro Kawachi(Harvard University), Lisa Berkman(Johns Hopkins University)
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