USES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY DESCRIPTIVE: Distribution of diseases in population subgroups (Cross sectional studies) НEALTH CARE PLANNING EMERGENCE OF PATTERNS (suggesting) ETIOLOGIC: Associations among variables, temporal relationships (case-control and prospective studies) (suggesting) FORMATION OF HYPOTHESES EXPERIMENTAL: Testing of interventions STANDARDS OF MEDICAL PRACTICE (clinical trials)

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