Definition:
A cross-sectional study is a study that examines different variables in a population to describe the nature and incidence of disease at a particular point in time. Compare cross-sectional study to longitudinal study.
A cross-sectional study is a study that examines different variables in a population to describe the nature and incidence of disease at a particular point in time. Compare cross-sectional study to longitudinal study.
Also Known As: Synchronic study

