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    Because Observational Studies Are Often Infeasible Because of Difficulties Enrolling
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Because Observational Studies Are Often Infeasible Because of Difficulties Enrolling

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Because observational studies are often infeasible because of difficulties enrolling participants, high costs, and thorny ethical issues, most epidemiological research is conducted using experimental studies.

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