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Austin Bradford Hill
Medical Statistician
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An English epidemiologist and medical statistician who, with Richard Doll, conducted a long-term prospective study of the smoking habits and health of 40,701 British doctors, known as the British Doctors Study. He is also known for the Bradford Hill criteria, a set of considerations for judging whether an observed association between two things is likely to be causal.
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Notable ForThe British Doctors Study establishing smoking as a cause of lung cancer, and the Bradford Hill criteria for judging causal association 1 Cross-Tradition Connections
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