Statistics: Cohort or case control
The case is as followed (and sorry for the bad translation):
"There is much that indicate that exposure to different chemicals can increase the risk for renal cancer. Would you use a cohort study or a case control study to answer the question?"
There is only one best answer. I hope that some of you can explain to me how this is so obvious. For me it's not.
Source: Student Doctor Network - Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: Augurey Source Type: forums
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