All of the following are important when considering a descriptive epidemiological study except the:
A)locations of disease cases
B)number of cases of a disease
C)time periods of disease development
D)cause-and-effect relationships of disease cases

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Cause-and-effect relationships are typically studied through analytical epidemiological studies, not descriptive epidemiological studies. Locations, number of cases, and time periods are all important factors to consider in descriptive epidemiology.

All of the Following Are Important When Considering a Descriptive