epidemiology

The class in epidemiology will also be the president's last course at the college.

But to know for sure is probably one of the most difficult problems in epidemiology.

Epidemiology means "the study of what is upon the people".

Epidemiology is a subject taught most often at medical schools.

When the service was created, few medical schools taught epidemiology.

In 1979, he took over the epidemiology and statistics program.

From 1973 to 1975, he practiced the science of epidemiology across America.

Clearly I'm better off not understanding anything about disease epidemiology, like the rest of the public.

Their findings are published in the current issue of Epidemiology.

Programs designed to teach students about public health and epidemiology.

This experience sparked an interest in epidemiology and public health.

Epidemiology experts have said that 1.5 million is closer to the true figure.

His analysis led him to consider the importance of social epidemiology.

Epidemiology is another important tool used to study disease in a population.

The potential value of epidemiology in health care management has long been recognized.

There is no evidence of race having any bearing on the epidemiology.

"The whole area of environmental epidemiology is a frustrating one," he said.

Over time, he learned the tools of epidemiology and rose to become a leader in the field.

More recently, he held an additional appointment as a professor of epidemiology and public health.

Now, a new study in the journal Epidemiology suggests that children may benefit as well.

Epidemiology studies have not linked a single cancer with the accident.

"Am I not the foremost expert on epidemiology in my nation?"

This problem has always bedeviled much of the research on epidemiology.

This caused a little problem in understanding malaria epidemiology for some time.

Her areas of expertise are infectious disease and medical epidemiology.