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Say cigarette cancer deaths are X% per age group Y.
If I want to adjust for age in the population, I just divide the X by the ratio of the population in that age group?

Say 9% of cancer deaths is in the age group 60-65. Say that age group is 3% of the population. The age-adjusted risk in that age group is then 9/3=3x ?

>>9022670
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