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Epidemiology is the branch of medicine that deals with the detailed study and analysis of the distribution, patterns and determinants of diseases in the populations. Public Health promotes and protects the health of people and the communities.
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Opinion "Understanding Epidemics - Steps Towards a Theoretical Epidemiology"
Felix Tretter*
Due to the author's context commitment, epidemiology is understood as a central subfield of public health and medicine. It provides data and models for understanding population's health risks and thus providing orientation and action for public health....
Emotions and Caregiver's Needs in Patients with Alzheimer's Disease: The Caregiver Burden
Tomasello L*; Ranno M; Raffaele M; Laganà A; Pitrone C; Zaccone C; Alibrandi A
The burden on the caregiver patients with Alzheimer disease need assistance and supervision in their daily activities. In literature, the term "burden" has been used to indicate the overload of work experienced by the caregiver. ...
Bridging Compartmental Models and Network Analysis in Epidemiological Modelling
Jorge M Mendes*; Helena Baptista; Ying C MacNab
In this study, the authors undertake a comparative analysis of compartmental models and network analysis as means of simulating the propagation of infectious diseases. Compartmental models operate under the assumption of homogeneous mixing, which is often a flawed assumption as individuals tend to engage in varied contact patterns based on their surrounding environments. ...
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