Effect of incomplete information on estimating prevalence of disease

Iskrant, Albert P.; Remein, Quentin R.

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Effect of incomplete information on estimating prevalence of disease

Apr 1952
By Iskrant, Albert P. ; Remein, Quentin R.
Source: Public Health Rep. 67(4):384-389

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