Part 5: Identify the following features with appropriate study design:a. Case-control studyb. Cohort study1.3.4.5.6Categorize subjects on the basis of exposure and then follow up to see if theydevelop the health condition we are studying.Generally used to explore rare diseases.7.LIGenerally used when the exposure is rare.unexposed.t Predictions: On Accessibility: InvestigatehUseful for exploring several risk factors for a given outcome.EiUseful when there are several outcomes related to a given exposure.Enrolls a group with disease and an appropriate group without disease andcompares their patterns of previous exposures.After some time compare the disease rate for the exposed with that of theH0(Focus

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