The objective of this second edition of Occupational Epidemiology is to update and extend the first edition. It includes a basic introduction to epidemiology in the occupational context and introduces new analytic methods. This volume-packed with mostly new material-empasizes the relation between occupation and a variety of illnesses. These chapters extensively cover the current epidemiologic literature on occupation and provide a valuable basic reference. This interesting work also includes case studies in occupational epidemiology. It discusses the evaluation of individual studies and the integration of information from several studies. Students as well as professionals who wish to integrate an understanding of epidemiology into their professional practice will find this book to be an indispensable resource tool.
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As indicated in the preface, modem epidemiologic thinking dates to John Graunt. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
true rate ratio, basic noncomparability, crude rate ratio, epidemiologic surveillance system, curing workers, observed rate ratio, standardized odds ratio, standardized rate ratio, potash workers, proportional mortality analysis, white male union members, abnormal reproductive outcome, occupational epidemiologist, observation bias, random misclassification, proportional mortality study, given work area, coke plant workers, beryllium workers, phenytoin use, excess bladder cancer, excess occurrence, nonexposed persons, confounding bias, rubber makers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Work Environ, New York, Observed Expected, Great Britain, Location Ref, Allegheny County, Social Security Administration, John Snow, Oxford University Press, United States, William Farr, Cases Controls, New Zealand, State of the Art Reviews, Chronic Dis, Agent Orange, Department of Health, Examples of Studies, John Graunt, United Kingdom, West Virginia, Year Book Medical Publishers, Air Force, International Classification of Diseases, Los Angeles New!
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Work Environ, New York, Observed Expected, Great Britain, Location Ref, Allegheny County, Social Security Administration, John Snow, Oxford University Press, United States, William Farr, Cases Controls, New Zealand, State of the Art Reviews, Chronic Dis, Agent Orange, Department of Health, Examples of Studies, John Graunt, United Kingdom, West Virginia, Year Book Medical Publishers, Air Force, International Classification of Diseases, Los Angeles New!
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- Occupational Medicine, 3e by Carl Zenz MD on 4 pages
- Modern Epidemiology by Kenneth J. Rothman on page 31, and page 85
- Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention by David Schottenfeld on page 169, and page 263
- Dioxin, Agent Orange: The Facts by Michael Gough on page 175, and page 263
- Interpretation of Negative Epidemiological Evidence for Carcinogenicity (I a R C Scientific Publication) by N.J. Wald on page 175, and page 262
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