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Cancer Epidemiology
Focuses on studying cancer prevention, causes and control, as well as factors affecting trends in cancer incidence, mortality, screening and treatment.
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Clinical Health Services Epidemiology
Aims to improve health outcomes by quantifying safety and effectiveness of clinical, preventive, and healthcare interventions.
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Chronic Disease / Lifecourse Epidemiology
Provides the interested student with the opportunity to learn techniques and tools to investigate etiology and control, including screening and outcomes, of chronic disease across the lifespan.
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Infectious Disease Epidemiology
Improves health by assessing and quantifying the impact of infection and the use of control, treatment and prevention interventions to manage, eliminate and eradicate these diseases.
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Injury Epidemiology
Students will have opportunities to collaborate and gain skills across many disciplines (e.g., medicine, engineering, psychology, urban planning), which will prepare them for careers in this growing field.
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Molecular and Genetic Epidemiology
Aims to improve health outcomes by quantifying biologic information and assessing its influence on health, interventions, services and programs.