I need help with my epidemiology class!!
1. Strength of association:
The stronger association between rusk factors and outcome the more likely the relationship to be casual.
2. Consistency:
Same finding must be observed different population, different study design and different time.
3. Specificity:
There must be one to one relationship among cause and outcome.
4. Temporality:
Exposure must be precede outcome.
5. Plausibility:
Presence of potential biological mechanism.
I need help with my epidemiology class!! Question 15 2 pts Suppose we have found that there is a statistically signific...
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