vidence for a nutritional or medical research claim? A) an intervention study such as a large-scale clinical trial B) a case study which clearly shows the relationship between a treatment and result C) an epidemiological study which clearly shows the relationship between two factors

vidence for a nutritional or medical research claim? A) an intervention study such as a large-scale clinical trial B) a case study which clearly shows the relationship between a treatment and result C) an epidemiological study which clearly shows the relationship between two factors

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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Which of the following study types is considered the most reliable evidence for a nutritional or medical research claim?

A) an intervention study such as a large-scale clinical trial
B) a case study which clearly shows the relationship between a treatment and result
C) an epidemiological study which clearly shows the relationship between two factors
D) a laboratory study on rats which shows how a treatment affects the result

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