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Asthma Drug Controversy Climaxes With Government Decision to
Restrict Use
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SER Committee Supports Sharing
of Research Data With Interested Outside Parties |
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Review of Epidemiologic Data on
Breast Cancer Screening Evokes Strong Reactions |
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National Cancer Institute
Ignores Advice of Consensus Panel on Mammograms Science-Based Recommendation
“Crashes and Burns”
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Bernard Fisher Vindicated Researcher Discusses Lessons
Learned
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Air Pollution Described as
Hottest Topic in Environmental Epidemiology Today
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WHO Report Makes Recommendations
For Greater Use of Epi in Support of “Health For All” |
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APHA Committee Reports on Policy
Making in the Absence of Incontrovertible Evidence |
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Pro and Con Opinions Expressed
About the Involvement of Scientists in Public Policy Making |
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World Bank Conducting Review of
Priorities in Health Role of Epidemiology in Decision
Making Said to be Oversold
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Transcending the Rational Model:
How to Turn Research Data Into Policy |
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Why Epidemiology is
Underutilized as a Tool For Decision-Making in Health Services |
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Community Members,
Epidemiologists, and Political Leaders: Essential Partnership For
Sound Health Policy |
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Translating Epi Data Into Public
Policy is Subject of Hopkins Symposium |
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NY Times Editorial Critical of
Tort Lawyers Who Disregard Epidemiological Evidence |
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Greater Use of Expert Panels
Proposed as Additional Means of Presenting Epidemiologic Evidence to
the Courts |
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Epidemiology in the Courtroom |
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Private Research Group Sees
Alarming Trend in New Legal Threats to Epidemiologists |
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Supreme Court Justice Speaks Out
on the Interdependence of Science and the Law |
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Daubert Decision Seen as a Step
Forward in Reducing Junk Science |
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Colleague Urging Adoption of a
Code of Ethical Conduct |
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Ethics is Focus of Two Day
Meeting in Birmingham |
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Ethics Discussed at
International Workshop on Ethics, Health Policy and Epidemiology |
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Moral Literacy in Epidemiology |
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Moral Reasoning in Epidemiology
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John Snow and the Future of
Epidemiology |
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“Epidemiology is Born”: Cholera
in Paris, 1832 |
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REFLECTIONS: Epidemiology—The
State of the Discipline |
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REFLECTIONS: Epidemiology—The
State of the Discipline |
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A Plug For Epidemiologists |
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WHO’s World Health Magazine
Devotes Issue to Epidemiology “Facts of Life” Described as
Province of Epidemiology
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Epidemiologists Contributing
Their Special Brand of Expertise in Rwanda-Zaire Data Make a Difference
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Susser Discusses “Ecologism” as
New Paradigm Dawning of a New Era in
Epidemiology is Described
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Epidemiology’s Limitations
Highlighted in Recent Press Accounts (1 of 6) Discipline in “Catch-22”
Situation
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Science Article Critical of
Epidemiology Triggers Responses Among Epidemiologists (2 of 6) |
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Epidemiology Department Tackles
Science Article (3 of 6) |
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Readers React to Taubes
Interview (4 of 6)
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Taubes Interview Stimulates
Additional Readers to Respond (5 of 6) |
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Readers Continue to Respond to
Taubes Interview (6 of 6) |
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UNC Epidemiology Chairman Calls
For a New “Macro-Epidemiology”
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American College of Epidemiology
Will Host Debate on the Future of Risk Factor Epidemiology |
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ACE Attendees Reject Motion That
Risk Factor Epidemiology is Bad For the Field Some Say These Are Exciting
Times For Epidemiology
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Publication Called a “Ticket to
the Mystery and Drama of Epidemiology” Epidemiologists Called “Illness
Tamers”
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The Future of Epidemiology (1
of 3) Special Exclusive Report
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Epidemiologists Meet to Discuss
the Future of Epidemiology (2 of 3)
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On the Future of Epidemiology (3 of 3)
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Pittsburgh Epidemiology Chairman
Links Survival of Epidemiology to Focus on Public Health Problems |
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American Journal of Public
Health Devotes August Issue to Epidemiology and Statistics |
