Population attributable risk (PAR) is based on the assumption that the risk factor is removed from the entire population being targeted. It also can be used to calculate the cost benefit and the ____ of a prevention program.
A)Cost effectiveness
B)Necessity
C)Population ecology
D)Percent of repeat participants

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PAR can be used to calculate the cost-effectiveness of a prevention program by assessing the reduction in disease incidence and associated costs when a risk factor is removed from the population.

Population Attributable Risk (PAR) Is Based on the Assumption That