Radiobiology
Case-control studies are observational research designs that compare individuals with a specific condition or outcome (cases) to those without the condition (controls) to identify potential risk factors or causes. This approach helps to establish associations between exposures, such as radiation, and health outcomes, making it particularly relevant in understanding transgenerational effects of radiation exposure, where researchers seek to determine if past exposures in one generation can affect subsequent generations.
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