Correlation and Causation - understanding the Bradford Hill criteria in a nutshell

Correlation doesn't mean causation. We've all heard that before. In this video I go through the reasons for correlation (other than causation) and explore the Bradford Hill criteria that can be used to support the idea of causation or a causative relationship between exposure and outcomes in epidemiology. If you are interested in public health and epidemiological research then this video is a must watch.

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