Wastewater-based Epidemiology: (WBE) is a growing field within public health surveillance that has produced many informative research studies during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. This is an interesting topic if you consider how, it can be used to predict public health issues in the future... https://lnkd.in/gXszVfRs

Consider the amount of human waste we generate. Now consider the amount of data about us as humans this generates...

Please join us in the "Voices from the field" session to hear about the experiences of three renowned and successful epidemiologists who have blazed the trails in their respective professions: Frederic "Dr. B" Bertley, Dr. Diana Bensyl, and Professor Peter Shields. American College of Epidemiology

#CountdowntoSeptember07 The traditional concept of field epidemiology and the roles of field epidemiologists are expanding. More than ever, field epidemiologists are directly involved in developing innovative solutions to public health problems. #CollaborationIsEssentialToFieldEpidemiology #WorldFieldEpidemiologyDay

Summer Session in Epidemiology Instructor, Professor Veronica Berrocal is teaching EPID 778: Spacial Statistics for Epidemiological Data this year. Learn more about the class and program at SummerEpi.org

Artificial Intelligence in Epidemiology Market: A Catalyst for Improved Public Health Outcomes - openPR: Artificial Intelligence in Epidemiology Market: A Catalyst for Improved Public Health Outcomes  openPR http://dlvr.it/T7J3dm #ai #artificialintelligence

EPICOH EARLY 2024 is happening in Barcelona November 4 and 5! This occupational epidemiology conference will focus on early career research in a relaxed and supportive setting. Learn more at epicoh2024.org  Abstract deadline: June 15 #exposome #ehen #ephorprojecteu

As a professor of Epidemiology, my primary goal is to teach my students how to read, critically analyze, and apply the results of an epidemiological study to create healthy communities. This is (part of) my life's work. And I want to invite all of you into my classroom (so to speak). I want to provide you with a guide to reading the epidemiological research. This week is Lesson 8️⃣ -- (Unfortunately) You CanNOT Just Skip to the Discussion Section 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gtVUYcse

The Summer Session in Epidemiology is offering a new course taught by Victor Herrera of UNAB in Columbia. Learn more about EPID 734: Epidemiologic Data Collection, Management and Harmonization and other course offerings at SummerEpi.org

Happy Monday! Today is the start of my #AmassadorTakeover! I am currently studying Epidemiology at the University of South Carolina - Arnold School of Public Health. This week, I will be discussing the importance of tick surveillance in public health. #ThisIsPublicHealth