The purpose of this chapter is to introduce and demonstrate the use of a key tool for the assessment of risk. The word epidemiology is derived from Greek and its literal interpretation is ‘studies upon people’. A more usual definition, however, is the scientific study of disease patterns among populations in time and space. This chapter introduces some of the techniques used in epidemiological studies and illustrates their uses in the evaluation or setting of microbiological guidelines for recreational water, wastewater reuse and drinking water. Modern epidemiological techniques developed largely as a result of outbreak investigations of infectious disease during the nineteenth century. 136 Water Quality: Guidelines, Standards and Health En...
Environmental health research aims to discover and understand the links between environmental exposu...
Water is essential to life; nevertheless ingestion of contaminated water could result in death cause...
Chemical risk assessments often focus on measuring exposure as if individuals were subject only to e...
The purpose of this chapter is to introduce and demonstrate the use of a key tool for the assessment...
The existence of a close relationship between the morbidity of population and the quality of water s...
Epidemiologic studies directly contribute data on risk (or benefit) in humans as the investigated sp...
This paper reviews methodologic issues pertinent to the application of epidemiology in risk assessme...
Infectious disease can be transmitted via various environmental pathways, many of which are incorpor...
Water as a route of opportunistic bacterial disease transmission has not been well established. The ...
Risk management is the process by which choices are made between alternative actions or policies acc...
Epidemiologic studies directly contribute data on risk (or benefit) in humans as the investigated sp...
Epidemiology is the core discipline underlying health research. Measuring health, identifying causes...
The use of polluted water bodies for recreation poses a risk of infectious diseases. This fact neces...
The intent of this presentation is to review the studies conducted by the National Research Council ...
developed in the era of widespread infectious disease and epidemics in Europe and North America. Epi...
Environmental health research aims to discover and understand the links between environmental exposu...
Water is essential to life; nevertheless ingestion of contaminated water could result in death cause...
Chemical risk assessments often focus on measuring exposure as if individuals were subject only to e...
The purpose of this chapter is to introduce and demonstrate the use of a key tool for the assessment...
The existence of a close relationship between the morbidity of population and the quality of water s...
Epidemiologic studies directly contribute data on risk (or benefit) in humans as the investigated sp...
This paper reviews methodologic issues pertinent to the application of epidemiology in risk assessme...
Infectious disease can be transmitted via various environmental pathways, many of which are incorpor...
Water as a route of opportunistic bacterial disease transmission has not been well established. The ...
Risk management is the process by which choices are made between alternative actions or policies acc...
Epidemiologic studies directly contribute data on risk (or benefit) in humans as the investigated sp...
Epidemiology is the core discipline underlying health research. Measuring health, identifying causes...
The use of polluted water bodies for recreation poses a risk of infectious diseases. This fact neces...
The intent of this presentation is to review the studies conducted by the National Research Council ...
developed in the era of widespread infectious disease and epidemics in Europe and North America. Epi...
Environmental health research aims to discover and understand the links between environmental exposu...
Water is essential to life; nevertheless ingestion of contaminated water could result in death cause...
Chemical risk assessments often focus on measuring exposure as if individuals were subject only to e...