Basic principles and practical applications in epidemiological research

Based on the concept of "conjecture and refutation" from the Popperian philosophy of science, i.e. looking for alternative causes, this book simplifies the design and inferences of human observational studies into two types: descriptive and causal. It clarifies how and why causal inference...

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Main Author: Wang, Jung-Der (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Singapore World Scientific Publishing Co.Pte.Ltd. 2002
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Call Number :med WA 105 .W36 2002

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