The Institute of Medicine uses a prevention paradigm of levels for the general population, defined at-risk populations, and populations with problems, respectively.
A) primary, secondary, and tertiary
B) universal, selective, and indicated
C) primary-universal, secondary-selective, and tertiary-indicated
D) predictive, personalized, and participatory

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The Institute of Medicine's prevention paradigm categorizes interventions into universal (for the general population), selective (for at-risk populations), and indicated (for populations with existing problems).

The Institute of Medicine Uses a Prevention Paradigm of Levels