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How is the 'Point Prevalence' of a disease defined in epidemiological terms?
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- 1The number of all current (old and new) cases at a specific single point in time in a given population✓
- 2The number of new cases diagnosed over a specified period of time in a given population
- 3The number of current cases existing over a specified period of time in a given population
- 4The number of old cases present during a specific time interval in a given population
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The number of all current (old and new) cases at a specific single point in time in a given population
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