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prévalence
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Nombre total de cas d'une maladie dans une population donnée pendant un temps déterminé, sans distinction entre cas anciens et nouveaux. (d'après le MeSH ; 10/08/2005)
Synonyme(s)prevalence ;phenotypic frequency fréquence phénotypique |
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