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Advances in Epidemiology

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Dear Colleagues,

Advances in epidemiology can occur when interdisciplinary knowledge is applied to research design, implementation or interpretation. The goal of this special issue is to highlight novel theoretical, methodological or technological advances in epidemiological research on human exposures to anthropogenic factors and public or occupational health. Empirical papers on research using emerging or novel theories, methods or technologies are encouraged as are review papers that point to new directions of research with broad applicability and relevance for public and occupational health.

Dr. Scott A. Venners
Guest Editor

Keywords

human exposure to anthropogenic factors
novel theories, methods or technologies in epidemiological research
public health
occupational health

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