Prospective cohort study
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| Prospective cohort study | |
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| Term | Prospective cohort study |
| Short definition | prospective cohort study - (pronounced) (pruh-SPEK-tiv KOH-hort STUH-dee) A research study that tracks groups of people over time who are similar in many respects but differ by a specific characteristic (e. g. |
| Type | Cancer terms |
| Specialty | Oncology |
| Language | English |
| Source | NCI |
| Comments | |
prospective cohort study - (pronounced) (pruh-SPEK-tiv KOH-hort STUH-dee) A research study that tracks groups of people over time who are similar in many respects but differ by a specific characteristic (e. g. , nurses who smoke vs. non-smokers) and compares them for a specific outcome (e. g. , lung cancer) compares
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