Epidemiology for Public Health Practice Fifth Edition
by Robert H. Friis, Thomas Sellers
This fifth edition textbook by Robert H. Friis and Thomas Sellers introduces epidemiology principles for public health practice. It covers methods for studying disease distribution, determinants, and control in populations. Designed for students and professionals, it emphasizes practical skills for addressing health issues effectively.
About This Book
Epidemiology for Public Health Practice, Fifth Edition, provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles and methods of epidemiology tailored for public health contexts.
Written by Robert H. Friis and Thomas Sellers, the book covers core concepts essential for understanding disease patterns and health outcomes in populations.
It focuses on practical applications, helping readers apply epidemiological tools to real-world public health challenges and interventions.
The fifth edition updates key topics to reflect current practices and emerging issues in public health epidemiology.
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