Multiple Choice
The following statement regarding prevalence is TRUE: ________.
A) Prevalence is equivalent to the rate of disease in a population
B) Prevalence is calculated by considering the likelyhood of members of a population being exposed to a known risk
C) Prevalence does not tell us anything about probability of risk of contracting the disease
D) Prevalence and incidence are two identical measures
Correct Answer:

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