Has Epidemiology Become Infatuated With Methods? A Historical Perspective on the Place of Methods During the Classical (1945–1965) Phase of Epidemiology

Alfredo Morabia

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Alfredo Morabia
Vol. 0:69-88 (Volume publication date January 1932) https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-pu-36-050516-200001
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