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Epidemiology
Latest Articles & Videos
Would John Snow Still Recognize Epidemiology? -
Head to Soho in London and you might find an epidemiologist or two on a pilgrimage to Broadwick Street and the memorial to John Snow. There you'll find a public water pump with its handle...
Ripples in a Pond: A New Take on Pandemics -
Five hundred years ago, the spread of disease was largely constrained by the main mode of transportation of the time: people traveling on foot. An outbreak in one town would slowly ripple...
Tracking Superbugs to Their Source -
In the U.S. alone, 100,000 deaths annually are attributed to infections acquired at health care facilities such as hospitals, medical centres and nursing homes. In Australia, a 2008 study...
More Articles
- Diagnostic Tests Ironically Hinder Epidemiology - Clare Leschin, SciAm
- Using Twitter to Predict When You'll Catch the Flu - Clay Dillow, PopSci
- Why Is It Difficult to Trace Origin of Food Outbreaks? - Instit. Food Res.
- Norovirus Outbreak Traced to Reusable Grocery Bag - Infect Dis Soc Am
- 'Tag' Game Helps Model Infectious Disease - National Science Foundation
- International Influenza Surveillance Lacking - Declan Butler, Nature
- Mapping Flu Infections and Google Trends - K. Peek & R. Bradley, PopSci
- Genome of Europe E. coli Outbreak Strains Yield Clues - Harvard Univ.
- World Gets Sicker as It Gets Healthier - Martin Tobias, Project Syndicate
- Google Earth Helps Track Typhoid Outbreaks in Nepal - EurekAlert!
- Tracing an Elusive Killer Parasite in Peru - University of Pennsylvania
- Workplace Fatalities: How People Died in 2010 - Enrico Uva, Science 2.0
- 'Contagion' Spreads Bioterrorism Truths - Katherine Harmon, SciAm
- Meet the New Generation of Microbe Hunters - Gina Kolata, NY Times
- Outbreaks Online: Tracking Disease in Real-Time - Bryan Walsh, Time
- Emerging Infectious Diseases in Cities - James Byrne, Scientific American
- An Important Lesson In Medical Reporting - Ben Goldacre, Guardian
- We're All Confused: Is Coffee Good or Bad? - Christie Aschwanden, Slate
- Public Health: You Are What You Tweet - Johns Hopkins University
- 'Smoking Gun' Still Missing in E. coli Outbreak - Tara Smith, ScienceBlogs
- Chikungunya Virus: Anatomy of an Outbreak - Science Codex
- Biologists Provide Insights on Banking Crisis - Ehsan Masood, Guardian
- Truth Behind Health Scare Headlines - Freiberger & Thomas, NewScientist
- Does Junk Food Make Kids Stupid? - Steve Connor, The Independent
- Flu Outbreak Overturns Conventional Wisdom - Nicholas Bakalar, NYT
- Networking Theory Illuminates Disease Spread - Nat'l Science Foundation
- Haiti Cholera Strain Came From South Asia - Howard Hughes Medical Inst.
- Mesothelioma in Turkey May Save North Dakota - Brendan Maher, Nature
- Biodiversity Loss Increases Infectious Disease - Nat'l Science Foundation
- Future of Epidemiology: Stopping Disease From Going Global - Economist
- MRSA Exposure Higher for Firefighters, Medics - University of Washington
- Twitter Can Be Used to Predict Influenza Outbreak - Jared Keller, Atlantic