Bias, Confounding & Causation
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Epidemiological studies aim to estimate the true association between an exposure and an outcome. Bias and confounding are the two great enemies of that truth, while the Bradford Hill criteria help us decide when an observed association is actually causal. This is a perennial NEET PG favourite, almost always asked as a clinical/research vignette demanding you name the specific error operating. --- When a study rep…
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