I am using the "logistic" command to estimate a binary outcome (yes/no response, cross-sectional survey, approximately 9500 respondents) based on six ordinal predictor variables. I would like to estimate prevalence ratios (both adjusted and unadjusted) instead of odds ratios. (Many papers suggest using prevalence ratios in place of odds ratios.)
However, the output I receive from STATA provides odds ratios, not prevalence ratios, and I have been unable to find a solution to this.
Can anyone please help me with the syntax for this?
Thank you.
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