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The gradual increase in the Earth's temperature |
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Non-fatal occupational injury
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Enviromental exposures at work that cause injury but not death. |
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A way to monitor drug use in the community. |
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How genetic information influences diseases and interacts with enviromental factors to affect risk of disease. |
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Environmental epidemiology
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The study of diseases linked to enviromental factors. |
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Methods to detect criminal acts that affect a population. |
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A value dividing one quantity by another. |
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Occurence of a new disease in a defined time. |
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Number of existing cases of diseases or death. |
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The condition of being suseptible to death. |
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The basis of the observed rate. |
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An increase in disease prevelance. |
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Disease most common in a certain area. |
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Dealing with statistics and numbers. |
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Deals with qualities and descriptors. |
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Life event with negative impact on health. |
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Distribution throughout society. |
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Any social factor that changes health. |
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Problems associated with alcohol
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Heavy drinking, binge drinking, excessive drinking. (Fetal alcohol, domestic issues, physical issues in textbook) |
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Problems associated with smoking
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Lung disease, stroke, cancer, coronary heart disease. (Issues with secondhand smoke) |
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Living creature infected with agent. |
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Living creature involved with transmission. (Ex: mosquitos) |
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Infectious microbe that causes sickness. |
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Immunity gained first hand. |
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Time between invasion and symptoms. |
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Definition, agenda setting, establishment, implentation, assessment. |
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How repeatedly accurate an instrument is. |
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How close the measurement is to the actual. |
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Making policies acceptable for everyone. |
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Cases versus time of onset. |
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A graph with variable relationships. |
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Any quantity that varies. |
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A non-casual relationship. |
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Several peaks in frequency. |
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An idea of a believed result. |
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Translates concepts to methods. |
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Distribution of health and disease. |
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Improper health practices, substance abuse, improper diet. |
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Data collection and monitoring. |
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Act of forming into groups. |
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Adverse health conditions
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Hazard that causes potential damage to ones health. |
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Compariable statistics between locations. |
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Changes in a long period of time. |
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