: In the context of disease prevention, interaction on an additive scale is commonly assessed to determine synergistic effects between exposures. While the "Relative Excess Risk due to Interaction" represents the main measure of additive interaction between risk factors, in this study we aimed to extend this approach to assess additive interaction between factors known to prevent the event's occurrence, such as medical interventions and drugs.
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