Introduction to modern epidemiology

Medical Books

Ahlbom, Anders

Medicine

Epidemiology Resources

Evolution of Epidemiologic Ideas: Annotated Readings on Concepts and Methods

<p>The ability to infer causation is an essential survival trait. It is an ability that may be refined among reflective humans, but it is also one that can be identified in some form among other animals as well.... For anyone who wishes to understand causal inference in scientific applications, these essays should prove invaluable.</p>

Causal Inference

Science & Math

Rothman, Kenneth J.

History & Philosophy

Critical analysis of the use of statistical inference in social and behavioural research, its proper role, logic, and its abuse. Argues that ignorance and misunderstanding of the role of statistical inference has had a detrimental effect upon research in the field. Points the way to an appropriate appreciation of the part played by quantification in these disciplines. Examines the significance test versus interval estimation and evaluates Neyman-Pearson, Fisherian, Bayesian, and Likelihood inference. Presents arguments in a plainly written, easily understood manner.

Statistical Inference

Oakes, Michael W.

Mathematics

Introduction to Modern Epidemiology

Observation and Inference: An Introduction to the Methods of Epidemiology

Walker, Alexander Muir

<p>Anthologizes journal articles from 1963 through 1994. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.</p>

Ethics in Epidemiology and Clinical Research: Annotated Readings

Politics & Social Sciences

Coughlin, Steven S., Ph.D.

Philosophy

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