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Attributable Risk Relative Risk Exercise Relative Risk Attributable | %Attributable Smokers Risk 92.9 38.3 es per 1,000 ng Cancer HD hoose the most appropriate interpretation: 140 10 14.0 130 669 413 1.6 256 RR for LC and Smoking (14.0) is higher than RR for CHD and smoking (1.6). Although the AR seems to be higher for CHD (256) and smoking compared to LC (130), the %AR shows that smoking can be attributed to LC (92.9%) more than to CHD (38.3%). Conclude that both relative risk and attributable risk is higher for lung cancer among smokers There are more cases of CHD (669) for smokers than lung cancer (140) for smokers. The attributable risk for CHD and smoking (256) is higher than smoking and lung cancer (130). Conclude that attributable risk is higher for CHD among smokers. b. Where would prevention efforts most efficiently and effectively be implemented? a. Prevention of CHD b. Prevention of Lung cancer

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1st que option b ) there are more questions of CHD (669 ) for snookers

2nd que   option a ) prevention of CHD

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