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Modelling multiple disease risk factors for microsimulation studies: a review of methods
Longitudinal microsimulation models to evaluate policies and scenarios for chronic disease risk reduction typically involve simulating multiple risk factors for a synthetic population over time. Various statistical methods have been used to accomplish this, but the principles behind them have never
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