Supercourse Lectures from Members of The American Epidemiological Society (AES)

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The American Epidemiological Society (AES) was founded in 1927. The past years have seen the AES continue as a small, relatively elite organization characterized by a membership of senior leaders in the field of epidemiology. The Society has continued to hold an annual meeting at which free, informed, and uninhibited discussion is encouraged.
Am J Epidemiol 1998;148:104-30.

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Lecture List (191)

Supercourse-Epidemiology Lecture

2008

Epidemiologic Update: Hepatitis C by Miriam Alter	Environmental Approaches to Injury Prevention by Susan P. Baker
Etiology and Determinants of Type 2 Diabetes in Chinese a by Peter Bennett	Natural History and Determinants of Type 2 Diabetes in Chinese by Peter Bennett
Lessons from Conducting Research in an American Indian Community: the Pima Indians of Arizona by Peter Bennett	Low Fitness as a Predictor of Morbidity and Mortality by Steve Blair
Epidemiology and Sex(ually Transmitted Diseases): The Basics by Willard Cates	Prevention of Osteoporosis Part I Part II Part III by Jane Cauley
The Most Probable Past, Present, and Future of the AIDS Pandemic by James (Jim) Chin	Influenza: Epidemiology, Prevention, and Control Global Health by Tom Chin
Fraud in Medical Research:Emphasis on Statistical Aspects by Ted Colton	How to Investigate an Outbreak by Richard Dicker
Smoking and Health by Sir Richard Doll	Please search for lectures by Janice Dorman(18 lectures) at the author's list page
Genes and the Environment in Cancer Causation In Spanish In Russian by Joseph Fraumeni	Economic Impact of Pandemic Influenza In the U.S.: Implications for Setting PrioritiesEconomic Impact of Pandemic Influenza In the U.S.: Implications for Setting Priorities by Keiji Fukuda
Challenges of Influenza Control Herd Protection against Influenza by Paul Glezen	A Model for Understanding Disparities in Health and Health Care by Raymond Greenberg
Cancer Prevention Clinical Trials in America by Peter Greenwald	Routine Molecular Epidemiology for Enhanced Detection and Control of Foodborne Outbreaks Part I Part II by Lee Harrison
Epidemiology, Demography and Biometry Program in Spanish by Richard Havlik	Global Diseases biological challenges of the 21st Century by D.A. Henderson
Perspectives on Clinical Outcomes of Studies of Products for Use in Cartilage Repair. Validation of the OMERACT-OARSI Responder Index: Responders Have Better Overall Health Status than Non-responders by Marc Hochberg	Public Health – the Vision and the Challenge by Walter W Holland International Conference on Emerging Infectious Disease (ICEID) 2000 (English version) (Spanish version) by James Hughes
Epidemiologic design from a sampling perspective Whole grain, fiber, and health by David Jacobs	21st. Century health challenges: Can be all become healthy, wealthy, and wise? by Jeff Koplan
Please search for lectures by Lewis Kuller(7) at the author's list page	Please search for lectures by Ron LaPorte(51) at the author's list page
Dose-Response Relation between Physical Activity and Health: An Observational Epidemiologic Perspective by I-Min Lee
Antioxidant Vitamin Therapy: To 'E' or not to 'E' by JoAnn Manson	Modeling Potential Responses to Smallpox as a Bioterrorist Weapon by Donald Millar
PATHOGENESIS OF AIDS. How does HIV cause AIDS? Towards an HIV Vaccine by Neal Nathanson	Please search for lectures by Roberta Ness(5) at the author's list page
Prevention of Sarcopenia: Part I Part II by Anne Newman	Please search for lectures by Trevor Orchard(4) at the author's list page
Please search for lectures by Nigel Paneth(49) at the author's list page	IOM recommendations on drug safety: relevance for vaccines? by Bruce Psaty
Fixing The U.S. Health System State By State Transforming The U.S. Health System: What Needs To Be Done & Your Role. Part I Part II by Stephen Schoenbaum	Please search for lectures by Kim Sutton-Tyrell(6) at the author's list page
Clinical Trials of Anti-Infectives for Highly Resistant Microorganisms by Richard Wenzel
Archive of the history of CVD epidemiology http://www.epi.umn.edu/cvdepi/ by Henry Blackburn

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