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conulyOr, in other words, an increase in diagnoses was never the same as an increase in incidence.
This isn't really news, but take the article anyway.
Edit: Bad Connie. I didn't read past the headline - they just assumed a flat incidence rate rather than proving it. Which is fair, I assume that too.
This isn't really news, but take the article anyway.
Edit: Bad Connie. I didn't read past the headline - they just assumed a flat incidence rate rather than proving it. Which is fair, I assume that too.
