In epidemiology, a secular change ________.
A) is a transition from highly religious society to a secular one
B) is a social and cultural change toward greater materialism and individualism
C) is a change in the behaviour of a population that occurs rapidly for no apparent reason
D) occurs when a change in behaviour happens in response to broader changes in society

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A secular change in epidemiology refers to a long-term trend or pattern in a population's health status or disease prevalence that is related to broader societal changes, such as improvements in sanitation, healthcare, nutrition, or living conditions. It is not related to religious or cultural changes, nor does it occur rapidly without explanation.

In Epidemiology, a Secular Change ________