Answer: No.
Explanation:
Studying about diseases, their effect, cause and the prevention of diseases is known as Epidemiology, and the scientists that studies Epidermiology and take it as a professsion are called Epidermiologists.
From the question; assuming the epidemiologist who finds a correlation between the use of tanning beds and melanoma (an aggressive form of skin cancer) in college-age women, the Epidermiologist can NOT conclude that tanning beds cause skin cancer BECAUSE the fact that the the use of tanning beds CORRELATE with melanoma (an aggressive form of skin cancer) in college-age women does not PROOF THAT tanning beds cause skin cancer.
===>That is, the fact that something correlate with another thing does not make it the cause.
Answer:
Being critical by a patient's personal life.
That child will need around 1,000 calories a day.
A newer form of psychosurgery—cingulotomy—is used in rare cases of OCD.
Answer:
Due to the cognitive effects it has. There are peer reviewed studies that show a correlation between cannabis use and a decrease motor and cognitive function over time. It also stunts brain growth in people under the age of 25 since the brain is still growing until then. Also, cannabis is still federally illegal so universities usually abide by federal laws. Cannabis smoking also causes a distinct smell that sticks to things and second hand smoking is still a risk.
