Answer:
Prospective cohort study
Explanation:
Prospective cohort study is a type of observational study in epidemiology, where the subjects of the study are followed and monitored by the researcher over time, so as to investigate their risk or susceptibility to the disease. This is unlike the retrospective study where the researcher refers back in time to archived data.
The experiment described above is a prospective cohort study because the researcher follows the participants (the workers) over a span of time (ten years). At the end, he tried to evaluate the association between the exposure to the pesticide and the disease.
The starting dose is usually 200mg, given in 2 doses of 100mg at a time. if youre moved up to 300mg a day you are still only supposed to take 100mg at one time.
i think second one is the answer
