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Suppose that "X" represents the name of a disease. An epidemiologist conducts a survey of disease "X" in a population. The prevalence of disease "X"...
- Suppose that “X” represents the name of a disease. An epidemiologist conducts a survey of disease “X” in a population. The prevalence of disease “X” among women is 40/1,000 and among men is 20/1,000. Assuming that the data have been age adjusted, is it correct to conclude that women have twice the risk of disease “X” as men? Explain.
