The Epidemiological Scale of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity73 @entity195
@entity195 ( @entity195 ) has increased from a few cases in a country at the beginning of the 20th century to an incidence of recording a case every 7 seconds in the world. From a rare disease it has reached the top 8 of major health problems in the world. One of the epidemiological problems of @entity195 is the fact that authors from different countries use different reporting units. Some report numbers to 100,000 inhabitants, others to 1,000 inhabitants and others report the total number of cases in a country. Standardization of these reports is strictly necessary. The rise in incidence and prevalence with age is known, but interesting to see is that the incidence and prevalence do not rise in a parallel manner with age as simple logic would assume. Between the ages of 60 and 90, the incidence in @entity1 increases two times and in @entity1 41 times, prevalence increase in @entity1 is 55.25-fold and in @entity1 77-fold. Regarding the @entity1 / @entity1 ratio, the incidence is 20.5-fold increased, and prevalence is merely 1.3936-fold increased. These numbers raise concerns about the evolution of the disease. Regarding @entity73 ( @entity73 )/ @entity195 ratio, only about 1 in 2 @entity1 get @entity195 (raising?) issues about the pathogenic disease relatedness.
