Lisa DeFerrari

Apr 1, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Arthur Lazarus |Lisa DeFerrari |Marc Braunstein |Emily Hagen

In the realm of medicine, cause-and-effect relationships are those where a specific cause, such as a disease, condition, or treatment, directly leads to a specific outcome or effect. An example of this is the established fact that smoking causes lung cancer. Similarly, it is well-documented that regular, heavy alcohol consumption directly leads to liver cirrhosis.