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What are the "Three Generic Strategies," and what lessons can we learn from their use?
Migrants
Individuals who move from one region or country to another, often for reasons such as employment, education, or safety.
Genetic Components
Refers to the elements of an individual's genetic makeup that contribute to particular traits or disease risks.
Environmental Factors
External elements that can affect the health or behavior of individuals, including natural and built environments.
Concordance Rate
The probability that two individuals with a shared genetic background will both exhibit a specific trait or disease.
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