In a small town of 3,767 people: January 10, two people got infected with a virus. They then died on January 13. On January 12, ten people got infected with a virus and then died on January 14. On January 16, 60 people got infected with a virus and then all died on January 17. By January 24, everyone who got infected died, a total of 365 dead. What is the morbidity rate on January 10? Prevalence rate on Janary 12? Mortality rate on January 13? Incidence rate on January 13? Incidence rate on January 16?

In a small town of 3,767 people: January 10, two people got infected with a virus. They then died on January 13. On January 12, ten people got infected with a virus and then died on January 14. On January 16, 60 people got infected with a virus and then all died on January 17. By January 24, everyone who got infected died, a total of 365 dead. What is the morbidity rate on January 10? Prevalence rate on Janary 12? Mortality rate on January 13? Incidence rate on January 13? Incidence rate on January 16?

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