A 10 year follow-up study was conducted examining the relationship between cocaine abuse and developing a stroke. A tota
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come, the place of Interest, and the time/duration or appropriate time units. YOU MUST SHOW ALL YOUR WORK. A 10 year follow-up study was conducted examining the relationship between cocaine abuse and developing a stroke. A total of 468 people reported abusing cocaine and another 13,532 did not one hundred twenty new strokes occurred among those who abused cocaine and 250 new strokes occurred among those who did not. Part 1: Calculate the cumulative incidence of stroke among those who abused cocaine. Be sure to give context in your final sentence. Part 2: Calculate the relative risk and interpret in a sentence. Part 3: Calculate the attributable risk and interpret in a sentence. Part 4: Calculate the attributable risk percent and interpret in a sentence. Part 5 Calculate the odds ratio and interpret in a sentence. Part 6: Assume that 5% of people in Rhode Island abuse cocaine. Calculate and interpret the population attributable risk in Rhode Island Part 7: Calculate and interpret the percent population attributable risk in Rhode Island. For the toolbar, press ALTFLO (PC) O ALT+FN+F10 (Mac,