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Public Health 250A: Epidemiologic Methods I

Public Health 250A: Epidemiologic Methods I (Fall 2013, UC Berkeley). Instructor: Professor Arthur L. Reingold. Epidemiologic Methods I - Principles and methods of epidemiology: study design, selection, and definition of cases and controls; sampling, data collection, analysis, and inference. Discussion session provides an opportunity to apply methods to problem sets and to discuss issues presented in lectures.

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Lecture 03 - Crude vs Specific and Adjusted Rates
Lecture 05 (No Image)
Lecture 06 - Cause-Specific Death Rate
Lecture 07 - Epidemiology: A Brief History
Lecture 08 - Ethical Considerations in Epidemiology
Lecture 09 - Ecological Studies
Lecture 10 - Measures of Disease Frequency
Lecture 11 - Disease over Time
Lecture 12 - Measures of Association (Effect), and Measures of Potential Impact
Lecture 13 - Measures of Potential Impact
Lecture 14 - Experimental Studies - Individual Level
Lecture 15 - Experimental Studies - Group Level Interventions
Lecture 16 - Cohort Studies
Lecture 17 - Cohort Studies (cont.)
Lecture 18 - Retrospective and Miscellaneous Types of Cohort Studies
Lecture 19 - Cross-Sectional Studies: Perchlorate and Thyroid Function
Lecture 20 - Case-Control Studies
Lecture 21 - Case-Control Studies (cont.)
Lecture 22 - Nested Case-Control, Case-Cohort, and Case-Crossover Studies
Lecture 23 - Neighborhood Studies and Multilevel Analysis
Lecture 25 - Confounding: Part 1
Lecture 26 - Confounding: Part 2
Lecture 27 - Effect Modification
Lecture 28 - Interpreting Study Results in Epidemiology, Part I
Lecture 29 - Statistical Inference, Part II
Lecture 30 - Statistical Inference, Part III
Lecture 31 - Systematic Errors and Selection Bias
Lecture 32 - Measurement and Classification
Lecture 33 - Information Bias, Consequences of Error, and Publication Bias
Lecture 34 - Causality
Lecture 35 - Causal Inference and Decision-Making
Lecture 36 - Meta-Analysis
Lecture 37 - Surveillance
Lecture 38 - Screening I
Lecture 39 - Screening II
Lecture 40 - Challenges to Epidemiology in 2013