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Criteria for Establishing Causality by Naim Pramanik is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the concept of causality, defining it as an event or condition that precedes a health outcome and is necessary for its occurrence. It emphasizes the importance of causal inference in epidemiology and outlines the Bradford Hill Criteria for establishing causal relationships, including strength, consistency, specificity, and temporality. Additionally, it distinguishes between direct and indirect causes and highlights that causal criteria should be viewed as guidelines rather than strict
- Author
- Naim Pramanik
- Language
- EN