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Risk factor

In epidemiology, a risk factor or determinant is a variable associated with an increased risk of disease or infection.: 38

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Risk factor

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Triples28
Avg. degree1.95
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Risk factor

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related to Further reading · 8
Risk factor → Case, Haines, ISBN, Policy, Practice, Risk Factor Research, Understanding Youth Offending, Willan
related to Terms of description · 7
Risk factor → Fraction, Hazard, Increase, Mainly, Odds, Relative, The
related to history · 6
Risk factor → Annals, Framingham Heart Study, Internal Medicine, Kannel, The, William
related to Correlation vs causation · 5
Risk factor → For, Risk, Some, Statistical, When
see also · 2
Risk factor → Health, Social

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Risk factorrelated to Correlation vs causationRisk0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Correlation vs causationFor0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Correlation vs causationStatistical0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Correlation vs causationSome0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Correlation vs causationWhen0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Further readingCase0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Further readingHaines0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Further readingUnderstanding Youth Offending0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Further readingRisk Factor Research0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Further readingPolicy0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Further readingPractice0.60section
Risk factorrelated to Further readingWillan0.60section

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