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Exercise
5. Risk Factor Data
--Using BRFSS
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The Behavioral Risk
Factor Surveillance, the world’s largest telephone survey, tracks
health risks in the United States.
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Question 1:
In 2000, how often do people in Connecticut eat fruit and vegetables
every day by race?
How does Connecticut compare to the US?
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1. Go to BRFSS, at http://www.cdc.gov/brfss/,
select Prevalence Data > State > Year > Category
and click Go.
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2. Select What is your average
frequency of fruit and vegetable consumption per day?
3. Select Group by Race and
click Go.
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4. Select Nationwide and click Go.
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Question
2:
What is the most recent information can you find about how
often the child (5 to 15 years old) in CT wears a bicycle helmet
when riding a bicycle, and by income?
Answer is in the lecuture >>
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