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Introduction to Biostatistics 1.1 INTRODUCTION We welcome the reader who wishes to learn biostatistics. In this chapter we introduce you to the subject. We define statistics and biostatistics. Then examples are given where biostatistical techniques are useful. These examples show that biostatistics is an important tool in advancing
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