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In the context of epidemiology, the term ____ refers to the causes and factors that affect the risk of disease.
 a. distribution
 b. determinants
  c. host factors
 d. incidence

Question 2

The discipline of epidemiology has expanded from its origin as the study of epidemics to include ____.
 a. the health and wellness of individuals
  b. medicine
 c. laboratory science
 d. health problems of populations



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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