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Succinct and comprehensive, this book provides students with an overview
of the
principles and concepts of epidemiology and illustrates
the complementary relationship
between population-based science and the care of patients.
Thoroughly updated, this
new edition features epidemiologic implications of
bioterrorism, “Patient Profiles” within
each chapter, and USMLE clinical vignettes within the “Study Question” section
of each
chapter.
Medical Epidemiology illustrates the complementary relationship between
population-based science and the care of patients.
Recognized for its succinct and compelling discussion
of epidemiology and its role in medicine.
- Provides an effective overview of the principles and concepts of epidemiology
- Recognizes the importance of epidemiology in studying both natural
and man-made influences on human health
- Explores the epidemiologic implications of emerging issues such as
SARS and bioterrorism
- Perfect resource for medical and health professions students
Features:
- The most current information on patterns of disease occurrence and
risk factors
- Epidemiologic concepts are illustrated through a full range of clinical
areas and topics, such as infectious diseases, cancer, Alzheimer’s
disease, and perinatal disorders
- Explores the epidemiologic implications of emerging issues such as
SARS and bioterrorism
- NEW Key Concepts in each chapter – highlight essential content
- Patient Profiles – illustrate the relationship between
population-based science and patient care
- USMLE-type questions – helps you assess your understanding
of important concepts
- Numerous tables, graphs, and figures – facilitate comprehension
and retention of material
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