1. What measures of disease frequency are you going to compute? 2. What is the risk/odds of getting colon cancer among people having a high fat diet? 3. What relative measures are you going to compute? 4. Compute for the relative measures between colon cancer and high fat diet  5. Is vitamin use a risk factor for colon cancer? 6. What is the risk/odds ratio of the vitamin use and colon cancer? 7. Is vitamin use associated with high fat diet? 8. What is the risk/odds ratio of the vitamin use and high fat diet? 9. Is vitamin use confounder or effect modifier?   COMPUTE FOR RETROSPECTIVE COHORT AND  PROSPECTIVE COHORT

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