Which of the following statements is true about the differences between prevalence and incidence? (select one best answer)
A)The denominator of prevalence only includes the population at risk of developing the disease whereas the
denominator of incidence includes the whole population
B)Prevalence is a measure a risk but incidence is not
C)Prevalence refers to existing cases at one point in time whereas incidence refers to new cases over a
specific time period.
D)Prevalence refers to new cases at one point in time whereas incidence refers to existing cases over a
specific duration

The moment when I felt confident about a decision made by me:

It was during my 12th standard, I was about to decide if I have pursued Engineering or Medicine. Many of my relatives suggested me to go for Medicine, as they thought it is the only profession where you could make more money and be successful.

My passion is to become an engineer. I was too confident and thus opted for Engineering, though my parents were unhappy with the decision. But as soon as they saw my progress in studies, as well as my project, works they understood me very well and supported a lot. At last, after my graduation, I was happy that I had gone through all the negatives and got a good job.