Regression-based approach for natural direct and indirect relative risk in case of multiple mediators
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Mediation analysis investigates whether part of the treatment effect is channelled through one or more mediators along the causal pathway between the treatment and the primary outcome. However, the presence of multiple, potentially dependent mediators raises substantial challenges, particularly when the outcome is binary, the mediators are measured on different scales, and interactions are present. We consider on causal mediation analysis with a binary treatment and a binary outcome, defining natural direct, indirect, and total effects on the relative-risk scale, thereby avoiding the interpretational difficulties associated with non-collapsible effect measures. Under a sequential ignorability assumption, we develop a unified regression-based framework that accommodates multiple continuous, binary, or mixed mediators. The proposed framework accounts for dependence among mediators and allows for both exposure-mediator and mediator-mediator interactions. We derive closed-form expressions for the causal effects across the different mediator settings and develop a likelihood-based inference procedure for estimating the causal effects and quantifying their uncertainty. The methodology is illustrated through two empirical applications.