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web of causation

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web of causation,
an interrelationship of multiple factors that contribute to the occurrence of a disease.
web of causation,
n the interrelationships of several factors that precipitate a particular disease.
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These predisposing factors for health status are often interdependent and interrelated creating a complex web of causation for health outcomes (Bushy, 2000; Friedman, 1994).
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