Using directed acyclic graphs to guide analyses of neighbourhood health effects: an introduction

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@donnygerke A directed acyclic graph.... They're used in epidemiology to model causal assumptions and decide which variables to adjust for https://t.co/oJpQ251UQd

Using Directed Acyclic Graphs to Guide Analyses of Neighbourhood Health Effects: An Introduction https://t.co/jRCzY88zkJ

@surlyurbanist There are a variety of articles on the topic - you might find this article particularly helpful as it walks you through using DAGs in the study of neighborhood health effects https://t.co/IGfDw2d71w

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