The audience for this slide presentation is public health practitioners

The audience for this slide presentation is public health practitioners and educated laypersons. It is expected that the presentation will be suitable for a professional audience. You will create a presentation with audio commentary that contains a maximum of 15 slides and is no more than 7 minutes in length. It is expected that the information in the audio commentary will complement and enhance the information presented on the slides. For this Final Presentation, the slide presentation with the audio narration, and a written transcript of the audio narration will be submitted for grading. If you need assistance narrating your presentation

The Final Presentation must include, but is not limited to, the following:
Part I. Study Summary (3–5 slides)
1.The study objective/research question
2.Primary exposure(s) and outcome(s) of interest
3.Identification of study design
4.Description of study population and the sampling/selection process
5.Description of the statistical analysis used and the primary measures of association reported
6.Identification of potential confounders and effect modifiers (if any) and the technique used to minimize them or analyze their effects
7.Summary of major study results

Part II. Critical Analysis and Application to Public Health (10–12 slides)
1.Explanation of random error and possible selection and/or information bias and how it might have affected the results, including a discussion of the size and direction of any possible bias
2.Evaluation of other potential limitations of the study
3.Description of the potential generalizability of the study results
4.Description of future studies that would be appropriate given the study findings
5.Evaluation of the public health practice implications of the study
A total of 15 slides presentation with a good and standing narration and written transcript.

I will attach the research article study.
Please do not skip any point. and state Clearly the research question the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis.