Much of our understanding of occupational lung disease comes from epidemiology, and both field and analytical methodology have improved over the past 30 yrs. Some questions are best answered by epidemiology, rather than other disciplines. The design should include consideration of time and population in the three basic epidemiological designs: longitudinal, case- referent, and cross-sectional studies. Attention to measurement in epidemiology will improve the data quality. The interpretation of results involves consideration of the strengths and weaknesses of the particular study and also the wider context of the research
Studies performed in the general population are important for understanding the relationships betwee...
As an occupational disease is called an illness, which is located on a valid list of occupational di...
Asbestos represents one of the most heavily studied occupational and environmental hazards of human ...
UNLABELLED: Various epidemiological study designs are available to investigate illness and injury ri...
Several types of epidemiology studies are available to inform a variety of human health risk questio...
Epidemiology represents one of the most important and historically significant subdisciplines of Env...
<p><TT>In this thesis the relationship between occupational exposures, lung function and...
<TT>In this thesis the relationship between occupational exposures, lung function and Chronic Non-Sp...
There are complex and diverse methodological problems involved in the clinical and epidemiological s...
Occupational epidemiology has its roots in classical medicine. However, it became a quantitative dis...
This paper, as a contribution for the centenary celebration of the establishment of the "Clinica del...
This study investigated the challenges and facilitators of occupational epidemiology (OE) research i...
Methodological issues in the epidemiological investigations of lung cancer related to low-level risk...
Occupational epidemiology focuses on the associations between exposures at the workplace and disease...
BACKGROUND: Occupational epidemiology plays an important role in public health by describing and ana...
Studies performed in the general population are important for understanding the relationships betwee...
As an occupational disease is called an illness, which is located on a valid list of occupational di...
Asbestos represents one of the most heavily studied occupational and environmental hazards of human ...
UNLABELLED: Various epidemiological study designs are available to investigate illness and injury ri...
Several types of epidemiology studies are available to inform a variety of human health risk questio...
Epidemiology represents one of the most important and historically significant subdisciplines of Env...
<p><TT>In this thesis the relationship between occupational exposures, lung function and...
<TT>In this thesis the relationship between occupational exposures, lung function and Chronic Non-Sp...
There are complex and diverse methodological problems involved in the clinical and epidemiological s...
Occupational epidemiology has its roots in classical medicine. However, it became a quantitative dis...
This paper, as a contribution for the centenary celebration of the establishment of the "Clinica del...
This study investigated the challenges and facilitators of occupational epidemiology (OE) research i...
Methodological issues in the epidemiological investigations of lung cancer related to low-level risk...
Occupational epidemiology focuses on the associations between exposures at the workplace and disease...
BACKGROUND: Occupational epidemiology plays an important role in public health by describing and ana...
Studies performed in the general population are important for understanding the relationships betwee...
As an occupational disease is called an illness, which is located on a valid list of occupational di...
Asbestos represents one of the most heavily studied occupational and environmental hazards of human ...