prevalence

How is Prevalence Measured?

Prevalence is typically measured in two ways:
Point Prevalence: The proportion of individuals in a population who have a particular condition at a specific point in time.
Period Prevalence: The proportion of individuals who have a condition at any time during a specified period.

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