Causation: a loosely founded concept in epidemiology

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Establishing causation involves several obstacles, and new methods that are more dynamic and supported by scientific principles have to be created. Elucidating c ausation has scientific, political, biomedical, health policy and ethical implications, and new epidemiologic findings have to be approached with caution. Using the concept of causation is discussed.

Science & research, Research, Epidemiology, Epidemiologic methods

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Informed consent

Article Abstract:

Information on informed consent to prevent medical experiments on humans without their approval is presented.

Informed consent (Medical law), Informed consent

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Peer review: an inexact but essential part of scientific publishing

Article Abstract:

The need of peer review of a scientific article before publication to avoid criticism is emphasized.

Criticism and interpretation, Peer review, Science publishing, Criticism

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