In the past, I thought health concerns were based on individual cases but, through my experience at a free public health clinic, this may not always be the case. There were certain patient behavioral patterns that left one thinking of a causality effect. From time to time, either due to a language barrier or to assist with the transcribing of notes into the EMR, I would assist the pediatric healthcare providers with their consultation with families. Most families seen at the clinic are of poverty status and with this status come certain trends. For example, on various occasions children would suffer from constipation. The doctor, without fail, would ask three questions: How much water do you drink? What types of foods do you eat? And how
