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The social distribution of the disease kuru in Papua New Guinea reflects an entitlement?
gender.
What are the components of epidemiology?
The components of epidemiology includes: Disease frequency, Distribution of disease, Out comes of disease
What type of incident involves an unusually wide distribution of a disease or simultaneous outbreaks of a disease?
biological
What type of incident involves an usually wide distribution of a disease or simultaneous outbreaks of disease?
Biological
Unusually wide distribution of a disease or simultaneous outbreaks of a disease might be indicators of what type of incident?
Biological
What dose an epidemiologist study?
Epidemiologists study the patterns, causes, and effects of health and disease conditions in specific populations. They utilize various methods to investigate and analyze the distribution and determinants of health and disease outcomes to inform public health interventions and policies.
What is a dread full disease once worldwide in distribution in 1970's?
Influenza
What body shape or distribution of fat is considered high risk for heart disease?
Visceral (belly) fat is associated with a higher risk of heart disease. Subcutaneous fat (overall or more on the butt) is less risky for heart disease.
How did the industrial affect cities and population distribution?
It affected population distribution poorly. It caused more people to move to the cities and it became very crowded. Living conditions worsened and disease spread rapidly.
How did the industrial revolution affect the cities and population distribution?
It affected population distribution poorly. It caused more people to move to the cities and it became very crowded. Living conditions worsened and disease spread rapidly.
What is Pareto distribution?
It is a theoretical probability distribution. I have included two links from the internet which describe the distribution and some of its applications. Sometimes in statistics, we are more interested in the more extreme statistics rather than the average. For example, if we are studying the spread of a disease, perhaps the long distance that the disease can travel one time in 100 is more important than the average distance. Both the exponential and the Pareto distribution are used when the tail end probabilities (cumulative probability close to 1) are of interest. See related links.
What does the medical term non organic distribution mean?
It often means that the distribution of something (e.g. numbness, or skin lesions) doesn't follow a pattern that could be explained by a natural disease process or that is consistent with anatomy or physiology.
