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If the diagnosis rate (incidence) increases, and people aren't dying rapidly, then the prevalence would surely increase as well. Unless you're using prevalence
by epmaybe 9y ago
If the diagnosis rate (incidence) increases, and people aren't dying rapidly, then the prevalence would surely increase as well. Unless you're using prevalence in the context of total people affected by a disease, regardless of whether or not they were diagnosed.
- cheath 9y agoI meant prevalence in the context of total people affected by a disease, regardless of whether or not they were diagnosed.