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What is the Significance of Ethical Considerations?

Ethical considerations are paramount in epidemiological research. Epidemiologists must ensure that their studies respect the rights and confidentiality of participants. This includes obtaining informed consent and ensuring that the research complies with ethical guidelines and regulations.

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