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COMMON MEASURES AND STATISTICS IN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL LITERATURE
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of Epidemiology
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The document serves as an educational resource for non-epidemiologists and non-statisticians to understand the statistical nomenclature used in epidemiological studies. It covers essential concepts such as risk, rate, prevalence, and p-values, explaining their significance in interpreting health data. The content is designed to demystify common statistical terms and improve comprehension of epidemiological literature.
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