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In group analysis, is it better to have matched controls (1:1) or to use age, 
education and other characteristics as confounds in the glm? In the latter 
situation, we would control for these demographic variables in the glm and the 
control group n could be smaller, the same or larger than the test group. We 
are looking at TBI+ and TBI- subjects across a broad age range to look at 
patterns of cortical thinning. Thanks.

John R. Absher, MD, FAAN
GHS Neurosciences
jabs...@ghs.org<mailto:jabs...@ghs.org>
864-350-6655 (mobile)

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