Causation and Disease¶
Evans, A. S. (1976). Causation and Disease: The Henle-Koch Postulates Revisited. Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 49(2), 175-195.
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- The discipline echoes Koch's postulates, where a candidate pathogen must satisfy mandatory criteria before it can be named the cause.
This sourceReviews the Henle–Koch postulates as criteria for evaluating whether a candidate infectious agent is causally related to a disease.
- The discipline echoes Koch's postulates, where a candidate pathogen must satisfy mandatory criteria before it can be named the cause.
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