General Studies · Demography and Public Health
Which statement correctly differentiates incidence and prevalence?
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- 1Incidence includes both old and new cases of a disease.
- 2Prevalence measures only new cases during a specific time.
- 3Incidence measures new cases, while prevalence includes all existing cases.✓
- 4Both incidence and prevalence measure only deaths due to disease.
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Incidence measures new cases, while prevalence includes all existing cases.
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