The development of modern epidemiology : personal reports from those who were there /
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2007.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Setting the scene (largely) from the UK point of view
- Epidemiological methods and concepts in the nineteenth century and their influences on the twentieth century
- Epidemiological concepts pre- 1950 and their relation to work in the second half of the century
- Epidemiology and world health
- Development of the epidemiology of cancer
- Cardiovascular disease epidemiology of cancer
- Cardiovascular disease epidemiology
- Chronic respiratory disease epidemiology
- The epidemiological study of mental disorders since the beginning of the twentieth century
- Perinatal epidemiology
- Epidemiology in war and disasters
- Emerging infectious diseases
- Tuberculosis
- Malaria
- Public health and epidemiology
- Health services research and epidemiology
- Occupational epidemiology
- Social epidemiology
- Nutritional epidemiology
- Theoretical developments
- Outbreak investigations
- Data sources and their utilization
- Development of modern epidemiology: clinical epidemiology
- Epidemiological methods: a view from the Americas
- Epidemiology as a common European endeavour
- Epidemiological methods: a view from Africa
- The development of epidemiology in New Zealand and the South Pacific
- Epidemiological methods: a view from East Mediterranean
- Epidemiological methods: a view from China
- The development of modern epidemiology in the East
- Epidemiological methods: a view from north Asia/Japan
- Health transitions in Mexico and Central America: implications for health policy
- The development of epidemiology: the United States of America
- Poland: Pt. I. Development of epidemiology of non-communicable diseases in Poland
- Pt. II. Epidemiology, prevention, and control of infectious diseases in Poland in the twentieth century
- Epidemiology and public health in Finland and Scandinavia- development and current state
- History of modern epidemiology: Italy
- The development of epidemiology: Spain.