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Reasons for an association between a factor and a disease
bias in measurement
bias in sampling
confounding factor
chance
causal
transposition b/t cause and effect
Ecological Studies
-compare same pop over time, or two diff pops at same time.
-comparisons are at group level
-susceptible to "ecological fallacy"
Ecological fallacy
the nature of specific individuals is judged by a study of a population (may not apply to individuals in that pop completely)
Cross-Sectional Studies
typically surveys
sample should be representative
can produce est of prevalence
uncertainty of sep cause from effect = limitation
can produce RR measures
Case-Control studies
-sample of cases
-sample of ppl from same pop without control group
-odds ratio and relative risk est.
-Sampling bias and measurement bias
Cohort Studies
-assembly of cohort and follow-up over time
-can directly measure risk and RR
-limited utility for very rare diseases or very long latencies