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B. Refer to the following data from a Cohort study: With Lung Cancer 500 900 1,400 Smoker Non-smoker Total Calculate and interpret the following: 1. Risk difference 2. Population attributable fraction 3. Attributable number Without Lung Cancer 9,500 89,100 98,600 Total 10,000 90,000 100,000

B. Refer to the following data from a Cohort study: With Lung Cancer 500 900 1,400 Smoker Non-smoker Total Calculate and interpret the following: 1. Risk difference 2. Population attributable fraction 3. Attributable number Without Lung Cancer 9,500 89,100 98,600 Total 10,000 90,000 100,000

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Table 2. DM Among Participating Men and Women Aged 30-59 Years at Exam 1: The Cross-sectional Study (100% Participation aged 30-49; 50% Participation Aged 50-59). Age Group Population Cases of DM 30-39 40-49 50-59 Total 1,869 1,742 ? ? B. Refer to the following data from a Cohort study: With Lung Cancer 500 900 1,400 Smoker Non-smoker Total Calculate and interpret the following: 1. Risk difference 2. Population attributable fraction 3. Attributable number 8 17 ? ? Without Lung Cancer 9,500 89,100 98,600 Prevalence per 1,000 population ? ? Total 10,000 90,000 100,000 Replac
Transcribed Image Text:Table 2. DM Among Participating Men and Women Aged 30-59 Years at Exam 1: The Cross-sectional Study (100% Participation aged 30-49; 50% Participation Aged 50-59). Age Group Population Cases of DM 30-39 40-49 50-59 Total 1,869 1,742 ? ? B. Refer to the following data from a Cohort study: With Lung Cancer 500 900 1,400 Smoker Non-smoker Total Calculate and interpret the following: 1. Risk difference 2. Population attributable fraction 3. Attributable number 8 17 ? ? Without Lung Cancer 9,500 89,100 98,600 Prevalence per 1,000 population ? ? Total 10,000 90,000 100,000 Replac
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