Synonyms for epidemiology
ˌɛp ɪˌdi miˈɒl ə dʒi, -ˌdɛm i-epi·demi·ol·o·gy

Princeton's WordNet

1. epidemiologynoun

   the branch of medical science dealing with the transmission and control of disease

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1. List of paraphrases for "epidemiology":

   epidemiological, epidemiologic, epi, epidemiologist, epidemiol

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1. United States:

   I think to the public overall, there really is no clear risk at this point, this is an evolving situation that we're looking to understand better -- why these clusters that have been reported as well in the UK and in Portugal and Spain are happening, and to better understand the epidemiology.

2. Alex Corbishley:

   Wastewater epidemiology has been part of monitoring of polio infection across the world, so it's not completely new, but it's never really been applied to an outbreak in this way.

3. Oliver Morgan:

   So although the number seems quite high, they are mostly linked to known existing outbreaks, that doesn't signal a particular change in global epidemiology but it does signal that the Korean authorities are following up very closely, very vigorously, on all the new cases and those outbreaks that they have identified.

4. Benjamin Chapman:

   While it's possible that the virus gets deposited [ on packaging ] we have no indication from epidemiology or the literature that this is a risk factor for Covid-19 or other respiratory illnesses, even with the millions of cases of influenza each year, packaging isn't something we talk about.

5. Mike Stratton:

   As we refined the sophistication of the approach and the mutation classification, the algorithms and the sequencing, it has become clear that this was a big challenge that would require coordinated investment and organisation, we have to collect five to ten thousand tumour samples and normal blood, we have to quality-control the DNA sequencing and do the data management and statistics -- it's a combination of large-scale epidemiology and large-scale genomics that haven't been married together in this way before.