Sentence examples for developing epidemiology from inspiring English sources

Medicine extends from knowledge of the body (anatomy and physiology), its diseases (pathology), and its treatment (medicine, surgery, therapeutics, psychiatry), to understanding of normal and abnormal body function at cell and molecular levels, and at population-level developing epidemiology and sociology for population control of disease through environmental and behavioural change.

Gupta N, Goel K, Shah P, Misra A: Childhood obesity in developing countries: epidemiology, determinants, and prevention.

In this section we outline several tools that have been developed for epidemiology or public health.

Several steps should be taken to develop environmental epidemiology in Central and Eastern Europe, including international collaboration in research projects and training.

At the same time, the developing science of epidemiology found disproportionately large amounts of mental illness among those now dwelling in the city – from the alcoholic delirium of the uprooted rural immigrant to the mental breakdown that is often called schizophrenia.

The epidemiology of epilepsy is well developed, but the epidemiology of acute symptomatic seizures is less so [4].

What lessons can we learn about public health in the developed world from identifying the importance of folk epidemiology in developing nations?

However, the lack of detailed data on hip fracture epidemiology, particularly in developing countries, hampers the development of preventive or curative measures against osteoporosis [ 12].

The epidemiology of HEV, however, differs between developed and developing countries [ 1].

The role of RSV antibodies (Ab) in infant protection in the developing world, where the epidemiology of RSV and related infections may differ from that in developed regions, is only now being evaluated [2], [4].

A developing characteristic of ESBL epidemiology in several hospitals is the emergence of CTX-M-55 as a dominant genotype.