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The
Epidemiology Monitor - May 2017
This month The
Epidemiology Monitor interviews George Kaplan, the co-editor of
a new book on complex systems approaches to problems in
population health.
We are also covering an NIH-AARP study on
increased risk from red meat consumption
along with a
National Academies report that makes a strong case for
US involvement in global health.
For
researchers we've got great news about the availability of
data from the Rochester Epidemiology Project and, as always,
this month you'll find our Epi News Briefs along with Notes on
People. Finally, we have lots of interesting new job
opportunities in our Marketplace.
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Interview With George Kaplan---One Of Four Co-Editors Of A New Book
on Complex Systems Approaches To Problems In Population Health |
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Large
NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study Finds Increased Risk Of Death
For Red Meat Consumption |
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National Academies Report Makes Strong Case
For US Involvement In Global Health |
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Rochester Epidemiology
Project Data Now Available to Researchers Free of Charge |
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Epi News
Briefs |
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Checklist Intervention
Program Decreases Post-Surgical Mortality Rates
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Life Expectancy Found To
Vary By More Than 20 Years Depending On Where You Live |
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Adult Vaccination Levels
Against Multiple Diseases Remain Low In The US |
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New Method Said To Improve
Outbreak Control |
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Notes On
People |
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Marketplace starts on page
13 in this issue |
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