In a study of 100 cases of colon cancer in women, there were 200 age- and race-matched controls. The suspected?

Posted on January 27, 2012 by admin

In a study of 100 cases of colon cancer in women, there were 200 age- and race-matched controls. The suspected?
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Continuation of the question: The suspected etiologic factor was higher-than-average consumption of red meat. The absolute risk of colon cancer in persons with this level of consumption is:

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