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Etiology is the study of cause or origin. In epidemiology etiology plays a vital role to understand the origin and cause of the disease. By studying the etiological conditions of infectious diseases, communicable and non-communicable diseases its cure and prevention can be intervened.
Etiology refers to the many factors coming together to cause an illness. It is normally the focus of epidemiological studies.
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An association between vasoactive agents and etiology of hypertension and obesity in HIV patients in Mthatha, South Africa
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Current concepts on the etiology and safe treatment of the Patellofemoral pain enigma from a Tissue homeostasis perspective
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