Last year, a city with a population of 500,000 had 50,000 individuals diagnosed with diabetes. This year, 1000 more people were diagnosed. Assuming no changes in population size, what is the incidence rate of diabetes in this population? Group of answer choices 0.102% 20% 10.2% 0.2%

As of 2018, ________ million Americans were living with diagnosed diabetes.Multiple Choice15.845.623.026.8

Assume that in a population of 100,000 persons followed for one year, 24 cases of Disease X are diagnosed and 18 of these cases die of the disease. Answer the following questions:Question 5: What is the case-fatality of Disease X?Group of answer choices100 %75 %90 %80 %

A city's population is increasing at a rate of 2% per year.If this rate of growth remains the same and the population is 2 million in the year 2014, approximately how many people will there be after 20 years?

Questions 4-6 relate to the following information: Assume that in a population of 100,000 persons followed for one year, 24 cases of Disease X are diagnosed and 18 of these cases die of the disease. Answer the following questions:Question 6: Suppose in this population of 100,000 there are a total of 1,000 deaths during the year of the study. What is the proportional mortality ratio of death due to Disease X during the study period?  Please convert your answer to a percentage.Group of answer choices1.8%0.18%18%0.018%

The incidence of type 1 diabetes has been increasing. What is the most likely cause?Group of answer choicesInteractions between our genetics and changes in the environment.An increase in the diagnosis of people with the disease.An increase in travel.A population change in our genetics.