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Why Compare Groups?

Comparing groups helps researchers to identify causal relationships, determine the effectiveness of interventions, and understand the natural history of diseases. It allows epidemiologists to answer important questions such as:
Is a particular exposure associated with an increased risk of disease?
Does a new treatment reduce the risk of adverse health outcomes compared to standard care?
Are there differences in disease incidence between different demographic groups?

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