Disease X has an incidence rate of 0.2% per annum. Its population prevalence is 1%. Disease X is likely to be:
The following information relates to questions 13 to 15 inclusive. The incidence rate of lung cancer in Victorian smokers is 0.3% per annum, while the incidence rate of lung cancer in Victorian nonsmokers is 0.014% per annum. In Victoria, the risk of lung cancer attributable to smoking is:
In Victoria, the risk of lung cancer in smokers relative to nonsmokers is:
Assuming the absolute annual risk of lung cancer in Victorian smokers remains constant over time, what is the absolute risk of lung cancer in a Victorian after 10 years of smoking?
What type of variable is ‘sex’?
What type of variable is ‘race’?
With regards Table 1, which of the following statements is/are correct?