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There is No Virtue in Vagueness: Comment On: Causal Identification: A Charge of Epidemiology in Danger of Marginalization by Sharon Schwartz, Nicolle M. Gatto, and Ulka B. Campbell

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Journal Ann Epidemiol
Publisher Elsevier
Specialty Public Health
Date 2016 Sep 20
PMID 27641315
Citations 9
Authors
Jay S Kaufman
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