epidemiology
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5.8
- noun
- /ˌɛpɪˌdiːmiˈɑːlədʒi/
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epidemiología
- Her research focuses on the epidemiology of viral gastroenteritis and methods for its prevention and control.
- popular epidemiology
- environmental epidemiology
- health epidemiology
So this is this is the balancing act between epidemiology and randomized prospective experiments.
- So this is this is the balancing act between epidemiology and randomized prospective experiments.
- So epidemiology isn't causality, but it's very much correlation.
- And then, you know, I've been able to interview people who are experts in vaccines, experts in epidemiology.
- So there have been many models, and these are central to the field of epidemiology, to describe the dynamics of disease in a population.
- When you look at the epidemiology, when you look at the data that you see a big inflection in, you know, diagnosis or cases of psychiatric illness.
- Also another big thing in epidemiology is the researchers bias.
- We were looking for studying disease epidemiology.
- And we use the methodology of anthropology, epidemiology to kind of tease out the common denominators.
- And that's what we saw and filled exactly where we were trying to do good epidemiology and situation.
- Yeah, I mean, I mean, this is this is a very important aspect for our epidemiology study.
- So then the rung above that is observational science, epidemiology, and there are a bunch of different types of.
- And the problem here is that when we are thinking about what foods are healthy, we are generally told that with epidemiology studies.
Examples
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There is consensus about basic TBI epidemiology, at least with respect to short-term causes and consequences.
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So there have been many models, and these are central to the field of epidemiology, to describe the dynamics of disease in a population.
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Well, what about the epidemiology of this pandemic?
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How has the reception of your model been by the epidemiology community?
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More data are needed to gain better insight into the epidemiology and pathogenesis of Aichi viruses.
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One of the most important criteria in determining causation in epidemiology is an exposure-response relationship.
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His research interests include infectious disease epidemiology, with a focus on investigating epidemic-prone communicable diseases.
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Her research interest is the molecular diagnosis and epidemiology of animal infectious diseases, particularly avian influenza viruses.
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His research interests are the epidemiology of pregnancy-associated malaria and congenital Trypanosoma cruzi infections.
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Her research focuses on the epidemiology of viral gastroenteritis and methods for its prevention and control.
How Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Epidemiology comes from three Greek parts: epi- 'upon', demos 'people', and -logy 'study', and you can see demos in democracy and -logy in biology. So, epidemiology is the 'study upon people', which is why it looks at how disease spreads and is controlled in groups of people.