Epidemiological examinations are essential for several reasons. They help in:
1. Identifying Risk Factors: Understanding the factors that increase the likelihood of developing a disease. 2. Disease Surveillance: Monitoring the frequency and distribution of diseases. 3. Evaluating Interventions: Assessing the effectiveness of public health interventions and policies. 4. Guiding Public Health Policy: Providing evidence-based recommendations for health policies and programs.
