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570.28 J418h
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-217) and index.
Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Do Vitamin C and Other Antioxidants Benefit Health? Using Observational and Experimental Studies to Test Medical Hypotheses
- 3. Can Police Dogs Identify Criminal Suspects by Smell? Using Experiments to Test Hypotheses about Animal Behavior
- 4. Why Are Frogs in Trouble? Complementary Observations and Experiments to Test Hypotheses in Ecology
- 5. How Do Animals Find Stored Food? Strong Inference by Testing Alternative Hypotheses
- 6. What Causes Cancer? The Complexities of Causation
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- 7. Why Do We Age? Different Levels of Causation as Complementary Explanations
- 8. How Does Coffee Affect Health? Combining Results of Multiple Studies
- 9. How Will Climate Change Affect the Spread of Human Diseases? Models and the Perils of Prediction
- 10. Conclusion: How Science Works and Its Role in Society
- App. 1. Using Data for Twins to Estimate Genetic and Environmental Contributions to the Risk of Cancer
- App. 2. Precision and the Power of Statistical Tests.
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