In a case-control study, cases and controls are compared in order to determine whether they differ with respect to their exposure levels.

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In a case-control study, researchers compare individuals with a specific condition (cases) to those without it (controls) to assess if there is a difference in exposure to a certain factor, which may be associated with the condition.

In a Case-Control Study, Cases and Controls Are Compared in Order