what type is this study? In the Stanford Five-City Project, two treatment cities and two control...
what type is this study?
In the Stanford Five-City Project, two treatment cities and two control cities were selected for study. The intervention was a six-year, integrated, community-wide multifactor risk reduction education program. Multiple measures were taken to evaluate the effect of the intervention on cardiovascular risk factors.
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please give a detailed description of these data found on this page. ( this article is...
please give a detailed description of these data found on this
page. ( this article is talking about the epidemic intensity during
the 1918 influenza pandemic)
thank you
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'determine what type of study design was used (control study,
cohort study, ecological study, cross sectional study, and
experimental study.). write down a strength and limitation of the
study design.
1. Obesity and diabetes are increasingly attributed to environmental factors, however, little attention has been paid to the influence of the 'local' food economy. This paper examines the association of measures relating to the built environment and 'local' agriculture with U.S. county-level prevalence of obesity and diabetes. Key indicators of...
please give a detailed description of these data found on this
page. ( this article is talking about the epidemic intensity during
the 1918 influenza pandemic)
thank you
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