A person randomly selected from a population of interest has a probability of 0.01 ...
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A person randomly selected from a population of interest has a probability of 0.01 of having disease D. The probability of symptom S, which may require a diagnostic test to evaluate its presence or absence, is 0.7 in a person known to have D. The probability of S in a person known not to have D is 0.02. A patient from this population is found to have symptom S. What is the probability this patient has disease D?
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