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Unraveling Causality: Innovations in Epidemiologic Methods
For several decades, the counterfactual model and the sufficient cause model have shaped our understanding of causation in biomedical science and, more recently, the link between these two models has enabled us to obtain a deeper understanding of causality. In this article, I provide a brief overvie
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