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In 1950, Bradford Hill and the medical doctor and epidemiologist Richard Doll published results of the case-control study Example 10 ; that identified smoking as a potentially important culprit. They were also pioneers in developing a sound theoretical basis for the case-control method. They followed their initial study with other case-control studies and with a longterm prospective study that showed that smoking is not only the predominant risk factor for lung cancer but also correlated with other diseases. At first, Bradford Hill was cautious about claiming that smoking causes lung cancer. As the evidence mounted from various studies, he accepted the causal link as being overwhelmingly the most likely explanation. An influential article written by Bradford Hill in 1965 proposed criteria that should be satisfied before you conclude that an association reflects a causal link. Over the past 50 years, the statistical work of Doll and Hill has resulted in saving millions of lives, as more and more people become aware of the dangers of smoking. For his work, in 1961 Austin Bradford Hill was knighted by Queen Elizabeth. Richard Doll was knighted in 1969. The world owes grateful thanks to Sir Austin 18971991 ; and Sir Richard 1912-2005 ; for their statistical contributions to determining answers to important medical issues. Metabolites in neonates, infants and young children. Br. J. Anaesth. 92, 208217 2004 ; . 9 ; Tanigawara Y: Role of P-glycoprotein in drug disposition. Ther. Drug Monit. 22, 37140 2000 ; 10 ; Johnson JA, Lima JJ. Drug receptor effector polymorphisms and pharmacogenetics: current status and challenges. Pharmacogenetics 13, 525534 2003 ; . 11 ; Phillips KA, Veenstra DI, Oren E, Lee JK. Sadee W: Potential role of pharmacogenetics in reducing adverse drug reactions: a systematic review. JAMA 286, 22709 2001 ; . 12 ; Johnson TN: The development of drug metabolizing enzymes and their influence on the susceptibility to adverse drug reactions in children. Toxicology 192, 3748 2003 ; . 13 ; Kearns GL, Robinson PK, Wilson JT, Wilson-Costello D, Knight GR, Ward RM, van den Anker JN. Cisapride disposition in neonates and infants: in vivo refection of cytochrome P450 3A4 ontogeny. Clin Pharmacol Ther 74, 312325 2003. 2. It is not true that oranges, guavas, or other fruits are bad for a person who has a cold, the flu, or cough. In fact, fruits like oranges and tomatoes have a lot of vitamin C, which may help fight colds and other infections. 3. It is not true that certain foods like pork, spices, or guavas cannot be eaten while taking medicine. However, when a person has a disease of the stomach or other parts of the digestive system, eating a lot of fat or greasy foods may make this worse whether or not one is taking medicines. 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