epidemiologist

Might as well watch, the epidemiologist thought, they'll be the last ones.

He later became the head epidemiologist in the local district.

Epidemiologists believe most if not all are among people from western Africa.

He said further studies planned by Federal epidemiologists most likely would add to the number.

"Epidemiologists know that the first thing you do is get a very clear sense of what's happening."

Epidemiologists say the number of people at this stage is increasing.

The idea is not new; two epidemiologists proposed it 22 years ago.

But epidemiologists cluster on the other side of the debate.

"This is not the kind of thing epidemiologists would do.

Well, of such irony was reality made, the epidemiologist told himself.

Her parents were medical doctors, a psychiatrist and an epidemiologist.

We need some pediatric epidemiologists to focus on this problem.

What epidemiologists do in an investigation depends on the nature of the problem.

My brother, perhaps not surprisingly, grew up to be an epidemiologist.

It's more the domain of epidemiologists or public health workers, and they were already doing good work on it.

Epidemiologists also study the interaction of diseases in a population.

Now, when epidemiologists just try to carry out a study it's a conspiracy.

This gave epidemiologists a strong reason to believe that the disease was being spread through blood products.

That, some epidemiologists say, presents a new set of worries.

There is no money in the budget for a grant writer or an epidemiologist.

So did the epidemiologists look for people who had been exposed to the substance?

The epidemiologist pointed to one X with a blue circle.

City epidemiologists say they have limited data on its spread among Asians.

The city has among the most sophisticated epidemiologists and public health labs in the country.

Epidemiologists say at least a small rise in cases could occur without being noticed.