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jdslonina
jdslonina: 2 months ago | Last edited at 10:55PM on 3/19/2013

If you know the chances of 2 things happening, how do you calculate the chances to the 2 combined?

If I had a reaction to one immunization, and my wife had a separate reaction to another immunization, what is the increase chance our offspring having a reaction?

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NorahKee88
NorahKee88: 2 months ago

There is an increased chance of either reaction occurring in your children. However, the exact probability can only be determined if values were attached to the probabilities.

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housesinclouds
housesinclouds: 2 months ago

twice yours

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