epidemiological studies saying, some people eat this, and not controlling for millions of variables that might matter, and sort of make a conclusion there,
Epidemiological studies teaches this.
epidemiological reasons that is we need at a certain time to worry about the world
Every epidemiological paper in the discussion will say confounding is a problem with epidemiological studies.
done this great epidemiological data that estimates the years of life lost by an additional amount of particulate matter, something like an actual year of life
This is a epidemiological study coming out of Northeastern University just published last year about 1,000 under age drinkers 13 to 19 years old.
There is actually epidemiological studies that demonstrate that if you have an hourglass figure, you're more likely to be fertile.
what we call epidemiological control.
is what we call 'epidemiological ' or observational data.
This is the first big epidemiological study of the effects of exercise on aging by Ralph Paffenbarger.
It was what was called the epidemiological transition, which was basically, the old infectious diseases
They built this wonderful model based upon epidemiological data and a meta-analysis we did based upon survey data,
There are animal studies, epidemiological studies, anecdotal case reports, randomized trials where they use less intensive lifestyle interventions that could slow or stop the progression.
Public health models, epidemiological models I think could go a long way in terms of helping to protect the internet.
In worldwide surveys, epidemiological surveys, with 10s of thousands of participants, we know that 50 to 80% of people during their lifetime,
They actually went county by county and did epidemiological studies and figured all that out and accumulated it all.
It becomes an immunological problem that becomes an epidemiological problem, which becomes a transport problem, which becomes an economic problem,
And we now know, epidemiologically , that 2/3 of children by the age of 16 have experienced at least one of these potentially traumatic
cell phones on health as we really begin to understand them epidemiologically I don't know anything about that evidence
And I guess, it's quite epidemiological .
So usually what scientists end up kind of leaning on is what we call epidemiological or observational data.
Yes, epidemiological .
we like to think or is it real and and at this point there is enough epidemiological evidence suggesting that psychosocial support either in the case of of psychotherapy or more informally
And then, furthermore, when you look at the epidemiological data, right, so you look at how much people sleep and not just like what they say they sleep,
think it's it's really crucial in getting good preventative advice out there um but this makes it these epidemiological studies that's
And we can get into science, but there's a lot of problems with what are called epidemiological studies where you just look at thousands of people, you ask them,
in terms of what kind of care these people got, but from the way you described it, it sounds like you're using more of an epidemiological model
They see as the depression scale, Center for Epidemiological Studies depression scale.
Yeah, certainly this has, over just maybe the last 15 years, been looked at now as an epidemiological matter
But the fact is that what Rob Lustig's study-- which was not a clinical study, but an epidemiological study-- shows a very, very clear link between sugar
after, or how much energy is used to get those batteries, what are the side effects, what are the epidemiological impacts of the pollution.
the exciting thing and it's really happening here at emory is that we are starting to think about all of the knowledge the epidemiological
It's just that physical activity lowers your risk of most of those diseases, and we know that both epidemiologically , we know in terms of the probability