Epidemiology 101 (Essential Public Health)
Epidemiology 101 introduces the core principles of epidemiology within the Essential Public Health series. Authored by Robert H. Friis, it provides an accessible overview of methods for studying disease distribution and determinants in populations, essential for public health education and practice.
About This Book
Epidemiology 101 is part of the Essential Public Health series, providing a clear and accessible entry point into the field of epidemiology. It covers fundamental concepts that form the basis of public health practice.
The book explores how epidemiological methods are used to investigate health issues in populations, emphasizing practical applications in disease prevention and control.
Designed for students and professionals new to public health, it presents key principles in an engaging and straightforward manner, making complex topics approachable.
Through its structured approach, the text builds a strong foundation for further study in epidemiology and related disciplines.
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