Descriptive Epidemiology Principles of Epidemiology

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Descriptive EpidemiologyPrinciples of
Epidemiology

• Sumattana Glangkarn, Ms.c. (Epidemiology)
• sumattana.g_at_msu.ac.th

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Prevalence of congenital malformations across
maternal age California, 1983-1986. Source
Reprinted from Croen, L.A., and Shaw, G.M., Young
Maternal Age and Congenital Malformations A
Population-Based Study, American Journal of
Public Health, Vol. 85, p. 711, with permission
of the American Public Health Association, (C)
1995
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Changes in prevalence of cigarette smoking among
successive birth cohorts of US men, 1900-1987.
Source Reprinted from Strategies To Control
Tobacco Use in the United States A Blueprint for
Public Health Action in the 1990s. p. 82,
National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of
Health, Publication No. 92-3316, 1992.
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Ecologic correlation of breast cancer mortality
and dietary fat intake. Source Reprinted from
Carroll, K.K., Experimental Evidence of Dietary
Factors and Hormone-Dependent Cancers, Cancer
Research, Vol. 35, p.3379, with permission of
Waverly Press, Inc., ? 1975.
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