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A cross-sectional study is a study conducted at a specific point in time to examine the frequency and characteristics of a population with regard to a specific health condition or risk factors associated with it. The data is typically collected via questionnaires, physical examinations, and laboratory tests. The study typically involves a large sample size, and the data is often used to compare trends over time, in order to understand potential causes and treatments of the condition or risk factors.
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