Mortality and risk adjustment

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Mortality and Risk Adjustment Please respond to the following:

1. Epidemiologists measure and compare mortality across time, place, and population. Give your opinion on which is the most difficult to measure. Explain your rationale.

2. Compare and contrast the three dimensions that epidemiologists use to describe important patterns, and make substantial inferences that are based on individual and population risk factors, disease, and longevity assessments. Provide specific examples to support your response.

Please answer both question for me to award the points. Thanks!

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