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J. None ge Actions Expand All Collapse All 5 Post(s) in this Thread Unread Thread 2 of 6 Unread replies to me Stephen Shore Q1: Ball is in your court 3 months ago Locains Hi Gang. PH/Epidemiology covers a whole lot of ground, and we have only just begun our study.... Most of the topics" or "Issues are still for us to look at betala that is for another course or for you to delve into if you choose. Speaking about the word choose....for this question....What would you like to discuss we have not as yet done so? So long as it relates to epidemiology, I'm in. And to sweeten the pot, everyone gets credit for this question As you have discovered, my goal has been to help you make your own decisions, now more informed, rather than my trying to ram doctrine down you throats, so this question is pretty open. Reply Korbin Carew

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Yes, it is very true that Epidemiology is not a narrow subject which we can cover in a day or week . we definitely had a lot of things to cover in future discussions. I know that Epidemiology helps us to analyze the distribution, patterns and determinants of health and disease conditions in defined populations.

The areas and questions i would like to put light on or want to study under epidemiology could be related to -disease causation, transmission, outbreak investigation, disease surveillance, environmental epidemiology, forensic epidemiology, occupational epidemiology and comparisons of treatment effects such as in clinical trials etc.

The study of any of above areas will helps to enhance and broaden our knowledge related to epidemiology i think others will agree too.

*hope this reply will help you..