Diabetes Risk Factor in Correlation to Cardiavascular Disease

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This is for an Epidemiology Class. I have chosen the risk factor of diabetes. I need to make sure I include a graph or a table that shows risk ratios, odd ratios, or statistics showing correlation.
For this final paper discuss the 1948 Framingham Heart Study, including the two subsequent follow up studies and the impact they had on our society. Since this massive cohort study included many exposures related to the risk of development of CHD, choose one or two exposures using generalized risk ratios to expound on how they impact the cause of heart disease (causal relationship).
The beginning should include a brief synopsis of the topic and the effects it has had on our society.
The body of the paper should include all relevant information to the topic. You should try to be as specific as possible, but you do not have to go with excruciating details.

The audience will be your fellow colleagues, so you can assume they know the basics of epidemiology. Refrain from writing in the first person, e.g., I thought it was interesting that smoking had no causal relationship on development of CHD.
Choose one risk factor established by Framingham (high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, smoking, obesity, diabetes, and physical inactivity) which has a correlation to developing coronary heart disease and write a 2- 3-page double spaced paper, using tables and statistics to show this correlation.
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