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How is Narrowing Achieved?

Several methods can be used to achieve narrowing in epidemiological studies:
Case-Control Studies: These studies compare patients who have a disease (cases) with those who do not (controls) to identify risk factors.
Cohort Studies: These involve following a group of people over time to see who develops a disease and what factors may be responsible.
Surveillance: Continuous monitoring of disease incidence and prevalence to detect and analyze outbreaks.
Molecular Epidemiology: Uses genetic and molecular data to identify specific strains of pathogens and understand their spread.

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