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April 15, 1995American Journal of Epidemiology

Reviews and Commentary: JUDGMENT AND CAUSAL INFERENCE: CRITERIA IN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES

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MERVYN SUSSER; Reviews and Commentary: JUDGMENT AND CAUSAL INFERENCE: CRITERIA IN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES, American Journal of Epidemiology, Volume 141, Issue 8,

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