Examine strengths and limitations of the selected cohort

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Question: Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults (CARDIA) study (U.S.; Cardiovascular and Metabolic Factors; 18-30)

Present the selected cohort study (purpose, design, methods, analysis, and results).
Examine the strengths and limitations of the selected cohort study.
List and defend (citations) your opinions of the study.
Discuss major contributions to a specific area of nursing practice.

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