Questions: The work of epidemiologists helps to increase the spread of disease. A True (B) False

The work of epidemiologists helps to increase the spread of disease. A True (B) False
Transcript text: Question 17 The work of epidemiologists helps to increase the spread of disease. A True (B) False
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The answer is (B) False: the work of epidemiologists helps to increase the spread of disease.

Explanation: Epidemiologists study the patterns, causes, and effects of health and disease conditions in defined populations. Their work is crucial in identifying risk factors for disease and targets for preventive healthcare. By understanding how diseases spread, epidemiologists can develop strategies to control and prevent outbreaks, thereby reducing the spread of disease rather than increasing it.

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