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Dr. David Heymann discusses epidemiological research and his career as an investigator with the CDC and the WHO. He reflects on his work with MERS, the Ebola virus, and polio. He says some of the biggest challenges to disease eradication come from a lack of understanding, so strong evidence and clear communication are essential.
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Chapter 1: How Are Epidemiological Studies Carried Out?
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Chapter 2: How Have Epidemiological Studies Affected Recently Discovered Viruses?
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Chapter 3: How Is Epidemiological Research Carried Out?
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Chapter 4: How Do Emerging Diseases Spread?
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Chapter 5: How Did They Conduct the Study on Ebola?
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Chapter 6: What Is the Course of Action When a New Disease Is Identified?
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Chapter 7: How Was Polio Eradicated?
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Chapter 8: How Is Research Further Developed?
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Chapter 9: What Epidemiological Methods Are Used When Studying a Disease?
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Chapter 10: Working in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Chapter 11: What Ethical Concerns Are Involved in Epidemiological Research? How Important Is Communication in Epidemiological Research?
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Chapter 12: What Attracted You to Epidemiological Research?
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Chapter 13: What Does the Future Hold for Epidemiological Studies?
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Chapter 14: What Advice Would You Give to Someone Interested in a Career in Epidemiology Research?
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