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What is What is a not a criteria to establish causal association ? and explain in detail?
Ans. is 'b' i.e., Sensitivity of association Criteria that suggest causal relationship (Bradford Hill's criteria) Likehood of a causal relationship is increased by the presence of the following criteria. 1) Temporal association 2) Strength of association 3) Specificity of association 4) Consistency of association 5) Biological plausibility 6) Coherence of association Hill's criteria (sometimes also known as 'Surgeon general's Criteria' of causal association): in epidemiology are Analogous to Koch's Postulates (of causal association between a microbe and disease) in microbiology.