Disease epidemiology

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Measures of the public health importance of a disease include the absolute number of cases, the incidence rate, the prevalence (rate), the economic impact of the disease, and the prognosis and preventability of the disease.65 Contact dermatitis is the most common occupational and environmental skin disease. Epidemiologic data show that contact dermatitis comprises 90 to 95% of all occupational skin diseases. [Pg.566]

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The Pace for the new compoxmd relates to the speed at which it can reach peak share potential — the shape of the expected sales trajectory. While case and place are generally fimctions of product attributes, disease epidemiology, and other aggregate conditions, the pace for an NCE is more commonly under the influence of various strategic marketing decisions of the part of individual pharmaceutical... [Pg.629]

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This chapter provides a brief overview of systems currently in piace for the detection of biological events, either naturaiiy occurring disease outbreaks or deliberate bioterror events. Basic concepts related to infectious disease epidemiology and surveillance are presented. Different types of surveillance systems, including syndromic surveillance, are described. The roles of the... [Pg.389]

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Galen P. Austin is a senior research associate at The Institute of Environmental and Human Health, Texas Tech University. He earned his doctoral degree in animal science with an emphasis on beef cattle production from Texas Tech University in December 2003. As an animal scientist, Dr. Austin s research interests are varied regarding livestock production and the environment. He has utilized GPS/GIS technology to monitor beef cattle movement and behavior and is interested in livestock disease epidemiology, in particular, zoonotic diseases. Additionally, Dr. Austin is concerned with and has research interests in the protection from and detection of agricultural terrorism directed at both on-farm/ranch livestock and confined animal feeding operations. [Pg.313]

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