Your results may. . .
	• Confirm your hypotheses – gratifying but doesn’t mean you are a better epidemiologist than if they • Refute your hypotheses – annoying, but not a cause for shame or mourning • Be inconclusive – may be embarrassing unless you knew in front that your dataset had limitations (e.g., small sample size, narrow range of exposures, etc.) • Surprise you – report surprises as hypothesis generating . . .