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What is the effect of Epidemiologic transition on the human population?
It tells us what is going on in the world as with, or according, to epidemiological trends with new diseases and possible epidemics.
When was Spatiotemporal Epidemiological Modeler created?
Spatiotemporal Epidemiological Modeler was created in 2006.
What does epidemiological mean?
Epidemiological refers to the branch of medicine that deals with the incidence, distribution, and control of diseases in a population. It involves studying how diseases spread, their risk factors, and ways to prevent and control them on a large scale.
Types of epidemiological studies?
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What type of studies are epidemiological studies?
cohort
What does transiton mean?
Transition means change.
What are the strengths and weaknesses of the epidemiological transition theory?
The epidemiological transition theory effectively highlights the shift in disease patterns as societies develop, illustrating the move from infectious diseases to chronic conditions as a primary cause of mortality. Its strengths include providing a framework for understanding public health trends and guiding resource allocation in healthcare. However, its weaknesses lie in its oversimplification of complex health dynamics, ignoring factors such as social determinants of health and the impact of emerging infectious diseases. Additionally, it may not accurately reflect experiences in low-income countries or marginalized populations that continue to face high burdens of both infectious and chronic diseases.
What does the word irridate mean?
Any transition metal oxide with iridium as the transition metal. For example Ba2IrO4 and SrIrO3.
Who studies the relationship between organisms and the environment?
ecology, epidemiological studies
What does transition mean with computers?
to move from one screen to another
What is the physiological aspect of High blood pressure and cholesterol?
dengue epidemiological triad
What is the abbreviation of epidemiology?
it could be EPI, which i also a name of an epidemiological graph (epi-curve)
