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Descriptive epidemiological studies identify: a: direct cause and effect. b: correlations. c: selection bias. d: incidence numbers and distribution spread.
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Descriptive epidemiological studies identify:

a: direct cause and effect.
b: correlations.
c: selection bias.
d: incidence numbers and distribution spread.

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i think the answer is c

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not a 100%

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