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The image depicts a line graph showing the average number of weekly patients at four clinics from 2010 to 2016, broken down by clinic type: birth control, eye, diabetes, and dental. In 2010, birth control had 250 patients, eye had 75, diabetes had 50, and dental had 100. By 2012, birth control patients decreased to 200, eye increased to 150, diabetes remained at 50, and dental rose to 300. In 2014, birth control further dropped to around 175, eye clinics also saw around 175, diabetes increased slightly to around 75, and dental dropped significantly to 200. By 2016, birth control patients reduced to approximately 150, eye patients increased to about 275, diabetes climbed to 100, and dental surged to 400.
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The line graph illustrates the average number of patients per week who reported different illnesses to healthcare centers over a six-year period starting from 2010.
Overall, there were significant trends in the number of patients visiting various hospital sectors over the given time period. While the number of people reporting to eye and diabetic clinics increased significantly, there was fluctuation in the number of patients seeking birth control services.
In detail, people suffered from eye and diabetic clinics with 125 and 75 patients, respectively, initially. While 150 of patients were diagnosed with eye clinic in 2012, peaked at 350 in the final of period. Diabetic clinic grew up slightly till almost 100 in 2014 and this trend doubled end of the period.
As for the birth control among people, there was a fluctuation at approximately 250. In contrast, dental clinic rose considerably from almost 50 until 175 between 2012 and 2016 while there was a moderate decrease by almost 50 from 100 patients from 2010 to next two years.
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