Sir Bradford Hill's Criteria of Causality (1965) viewed the connection between exposure and disease as a "black box," meaning that the mechanisms between exposure and disease were unknown.

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Bradford Hill's Criteria were developed to assess causality in epidemiology, often without detailed understanding of the biological mechanisms, hence the "black box" analogy.

Sir Bradford Hill's Criteria of Causality (1965) Viewed the Connection