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The Epidemiology Monitor - November 2025

Editor's Note:

Welcome to fall hiring season! Whether you're searching for a job or searching for new employees this is always the busiest time of the year. This month's job listings prove that the market is starting to turn around with lots of new opportunities.  Make sure you take a chance to review all of them.

Following up on last month's interest in our Autism article, we've brought you a fresh perspective from north of the border in the form of a piece that investigates the increase in Autism diagnoses and the possible origin.  We've also got an opinion piece on COVID and, for those of you shopping for the holidays, a special book for the 9-12 set that helps them understand what epidemiologists do. Finally you'll find a piece on routine vaccinations with a look back at history along with another piece that questions whether you should quit or keep your current job.

LAST CALL - Annual Event Calendar
As you know, our December issue is always dedicated to publishing a calendar of industry events offered worldwide.  If you have a conference, meeting, short course, winter/summer program, or other event that you think would be of interest to our readers please send them to us at events@epimonitor.net and make sure you include contact information so we can get back to you with questions in order to list your event correctly. 

Summer Programs
2026 is right around the corner and the time to start planning your summer schedule is right now.  In the Marketplace you'll see our summer program sponsors are starting to advertise.  Take a look and book a seat early.  If you are in a position where you run a summer program we would be happy to talk to you about advertising options that will allow our readers to consider your offerings.  Our annual summer program issue will be published in February.

As always, we continue to provide you with our popular monthly word game feature, Notes on People, an overview of what we are reading from the public media, and a listing of upcoming events. Ask us about the sponsorship opportunities for these standard monthly features - it offers you great exposure for your event, institution, book or other item of interest to our readers!

Until next month - stay safe and enjoy the holiday season!

 

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Monthly Newsletter INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES November 2025

 

 

Rethinking Autism's Origins

                                     

 

COVID Revisionism to
Public Health Intelligence

                                     


 

Explaining Epidemiology to
Middle Schoolers

                                          

 

Routine Vaccinations, Sanitation
and a Look Back at History
 
                                                 


 

The Job Hunt
Should I Stay or Should I Go?

 
                                       

 

Resources
More Free Books

 
                                     


 

Resources
Winter Programs 2026
                                     

 

Notes on People

 
                                     


 

Epi Word Search

 
                                     

 

What We're Reading

 
                                     


 


Near Term Epi Event Calendar

                                                   

     

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