A case -control study of soda drinking and diabetes is summarized in a 2*2 table below....

A case -control study of soda drinking and diabetes is summarized in a 2*2 table below.

	Case	Control
Soda	50	20
No Soda	20	50
	70	70

Calculate the appropriate measure of association and the 95% confidence interval.

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