The population in class A was 20. In class A, three people became ill in June. Of them, two recovered in July and one in August. Five additional persons became ill in July; two of them recovered in July and three recovered in August. What is the incidence of the disease in June? What is the prevalence of the disease in July? What is the incidence of the disease over these 3 months (June to August)?

The population in class A was 20. In class A, three people became ill in June. Of them, two recovered in July and one in August. Five additional persons became ill in July; two of them recovered in July and three recovered in August. What is the incidence of the disease in June? What is the prevalence of the disease in July? What is the incidence of the disease over these 3 months (June to August)?

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Chapter7: Healthcare Statistics And Research Methods

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