Presented by Ellie Murray, ScD, MPH, MS Assistant Professor of Epidemiology Boston University, School of Public Health Many of the most interesting and important epidemiologic questions are complex, involving multiple components, feedback over time, and interactions between people and their environments. These questions often cannot be directly answered with available epidemiologic methods, but novel causal inference methods provide tools that can help. One of the key insights that causal inference brings is to focus our research on questions that will…