Dear members,
Just a newbie to statistics. Request your help with understanding this table below
I have serious doubt in the results of statistics that I have done with regard to the odds ratio and p value that I obtained. My question is that how come that when the OR
is low the p value is significant. For example, take the tablet above, when the OR for age is 0.99, the p value is 0.050 whereas when the OR for Albumin in 2.094 the p is 0.171 ie not significant
These figures conflict with my understanding of OR and p value. How can an event with high OR have low p value and vice versa. Which should I give more importance to OR or p value?
Thanks a lot
Just a newbie to statistics. Request your help with understanding this table below

I have serious doubt in the results of statistics that I have done with regard to the odds ratio and p value that I obtained. My question is that how come that when the OR
is low the p value is significant. For example, take the tablet above, when the OR for age is 0.99, the p value is 0.050 whereas when the OR for Albumin in 2.094 the p is 0.171 ie not significant
These figures conflict with my understanding of OR and p value. How can an event with high OR have low p value and vice versa. Which should I give more importance to OR or p value?
Thanks a lot