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This video “Introduction to Epidemiology” is part of the Lecturio course “Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction” ► WATCH the complete course on lectur.io/epidemiologyintro
► LEARN ABOUT:
• Overview and History of Epidemiology
• Origin of Epidemiology
• Epidemiologic Terminology
• Descriptive Studies
• Smallpox
• Observational Epidemiology
► THE PROF:
Dr. Raywat Deonandan is an Assistant Professor of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa, an epidemiologist, a global health researcher, and best-selling novelist. His research interests include the epidemiological trends in global burdens of disease, the social and moral dimensions of risk perception, and other global health related topics.
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Beautiful, Epidemiology so detailed and simplified. I've watched this particular video up to three times now within the same hour. I feel like I now want to be an epidemiologist, a medical detective 😎💯🔥💕

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I have a paper in Epidemiology tomorrow , I tried to go through the lecture and it is bulky and quite boring however your lecture has helped me to be more ready. Many thanks Dr.

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25:00 any way to prove his ebola prediction is related to the current outbreak in Congo/Uganda

Such a great introduction.

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I love this series! Question - If the smallpox vaccine was produced in 1800 but not eradicated until 1980 how statistically, do you place a value or weight of causality for that intervention? Especially when in the 1870's there was 100% vaccination in many places in England that experienced some of the worst outbreaks of Smallpox? Using epidemiology logic and the use of statistics please explain this for me thank you so much!

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Awesome videos! (re; 9:18) I agree we shouldn't "descend into arrogance", but at the same time there's a lot of nonsense floating around... I'm keen to hear more of your thoughts surrounding this point... Little bit of a tangent from intro to epidemiology however. Just interesting to see this point here, and keen to hear more

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controlled and uncontrolled... i like this..part

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What about onesimus studies of inoculation in Boston in the 1700?

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Fist time hearing lecture of epidemiology without being feeling sleepy

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Did anyone think of Jon Snow from Game of Thrones? Even the actions they took seemed kinda similar and courageous.

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John Snow in Game of Thrones

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I see on point where Epidemiology and Psychology overlap. One overlap point is at etiology and health-related behaviors.

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He made his studies on wildling

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Miasma, a "smell" cant give you a disease, but diseases can sure be airborne... COVID , TB, influenza, etc...

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It can be quite sexy! Quite exciting! I think I want to be a medical detective.

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sound is too deep somehow

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Eliminated or masked symptoms (coxsakie) (measles) (chicken pox) (cow pox) (shingles)

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I'm here because I don't understand my professor's recorded discussion

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Cause a man went fishing 🎣 and threw the injured fish back in the water the fish developed black lung disease..

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Audio

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sorry i meant to search epistemology

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Epidemiology is the most boring course in medicine😒

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Great vid but in next videos please minimize the sounds of the dudes swallowing. You can hear all the natural disgusting sounds our bodies make. It’s annoying when you hear it so clearly in a lecture.

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