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In epidemiology, the descriptive epidemiology of the natural history of diseases, including recuperation.  

A health screening procedure used to identify a specific high-risk health condition in a group of people.  

In epidemiology, the death rate of specific cases is calculated by dividing the deaths from a cause by the number at risk case fatality rate. The number of fatalities from a specified disease in a given period per 100 episodes of the disease arising in the same period. Unless all such deaths occur rapidly after…

The number of deaths from a specific cause to the number of cases expressed in percentage. The percentage of individuals afflicted with an illness who die as a result of it.  

In epidemiology, a method of study that can support and test hypotheses about supposed causes. Data are the past characteristics and events that are analyzed. In epidemiology and medical research, an investigative technique in which cases are selected for study on the basis of the dependent variable, i.e., the presence (study group) or absence (control…

Delusion of extraordinary sexual potency and desirability.  

In genetics, aggregation of chromatin in an interphase nucleus.  

A small, fleshy prominence.  

A small, fleshy prominence.  

In physical education, a physical activity that can be continued in later life with little risk and high fitness value.