When it comes to uncertainties within epidemiologist, uncertainties become the basis of most research. To better explain what I mean Dr. Arnold Relman said it best, “Most scientific information is a probabilistic nature, and we are talking about probabilities, not certainty. What we are concluding is the best opinion at the moment, and things may be updated in the future (Schneider & M.-J, 2014, p.98)”.” Essentially uncertainties are more common then certainties do to the likelihood that there could be an altered reaction or unidentified change. Epidemiologist measure uncertainties by using a mathematical equation calculation of the statistic probability that something will happen or become infected. A case in point can be perceived using
