I'm coming from R, so I'm hoping to find an easy way to get a similar output with Stata. I know that the default method is the Dersimonian Laird method but I'm hoping to be able to calculate a summary effect and confidence intervals using restricted maximum likelihood for odds ratios and maybe even risk ratios. I can't seem to find any commands that allow me to do so (like in the metaan command). I've only found some stuff indicating that there needs to be a variable for effect size and standard error/
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