Calculate the incidence rate of Lupus in men older than 45 years old per 1000 population?...

Calculate the incidence rate of Lupus in men older than 45 years old per 1000 population? Calculate the incidence rate of Lupus in men less than or equal to 45 years old per 1000 population? See table below.

	Lupus	No Lupus
>45 years old	700	200
≤45 years old	470	1220

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The incidence rate of Lupus arrest in men older than 45 year is:

The incidence rate of Lupus arrest in men Less than 45 year is:

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