The term for the instantaneous rate of death of subjects who have survived up to a certain point is called which of the following?

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The hazard rate specifically refers to the rate at which subjects experience an event (such as death) at a certain point in time, given that they have survived up to that point. It is a concept used in survival analysis to describe the instantaneous risk of experiencing the event of interest.

The Term for the Instantaneous Rate of Death of Subjects