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Epi-Gram #28

  

March 15, 2013


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   Epi News Briefs:


Canadian Doctoral Student Talia Malagon Wins EpiDoodle Contest Honoring Snow

The design was submitted by Talia Malagon, a doctoral candidate since 2011 at the University of Laval where she is studying infectious disease epidemiology.  We plan to exhibit our logo throughout the year in various formats used to publish The Epidemiology Monitor.   Read More:

 
 
 


Acclaimed Author Sandra Hempel To Deliver Lecture This Evening Marking 200th Anniversary of the Birth of John Snow


The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine kicks off its bicentenary celebration of the birth of John Snow on this day in 1813. To mark the occasion, acclaimed author Sandra Hempel, who wrote a widely praised popular book on Snow, will give the evening lecture. At the request of The Epidemiology Monitor, Hempel wrote this synopsis of her lecture tonight:   Read more:

 
 
 
 


Online Webinar Gets Early, Successful Start In Honoring Snow

An online webinar spearheaded by Waste Water Education in Michigan was presented on Tuesday March 12 in anticipation of the 200th anniversary of the birth of John Snow on March 15th.    Read More:

 

 


Snow's Place as the Father of Epidemiology Getting Closer Scrutiny

Was Snow a founding father of epidemiology or was epidemiology developed, and later seized upon Snow as a convenient historical example?

 

    
    
Did You Miss It ?
    Special Snow 200th Anniversary Issue
 
  Articles in this issue:
  Special Events Marking 200th Anniversary of Snow's Birth
  UCLA Creator of Snow Website Wonders If He Has Discovered "Modern Day Snow"
  Pumphandle Lecturer Answers "What Pump Handles Need To Be Removed To Save The Most Lives ?"
  Snow The Movie Wins Audience Award
     
 

 
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CALENDAR NOTICE

Our comprehensive 2013 calendar of epidemiology events including conferences, meetings, short courses, summer programs and more is now available for FREE download.  Please feel free to share it with your colleagues !

We also maintain an online calendar on our website that is constantly updated.  Submit your calendar event FREE of charge. To send us your events:  http://www.epimonitor.net/Events.htm  You can add your event to our online calendar at any time.
 
Conference on Environmental Pollution & Public Health (EPPE 2013) / Wuhan, China / April 12-14
   
2103 Epidemic Intelligence Service Conference / Atlanta, GA / April 22-26
   
Western Regional Epidemiology Network (WREN) / Webinar - Virtual Event / May 16

 
 
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[Editor's Note: "I keep saying the sexy job in the next 10 years will be statisticians." Google's chief economist said it and that apparently has set off a wave of interest in statistics, according to the Wall St Journal. It has to do with all the analytics required to understand all the data that is being generated these days.]

   

[Editor's Note: This Tufts researcher provides a great example of field based research--in this case using shoe-leather to pinpoint occupational hazards among fishermen and truck drivers.]

   

[Editor's Note: 2013 has been hailed as the International Year of Statistics. Can you name a famous female statistician ?]

   
[Editor's note: This Gen Y Canadian epidemiologist has a diverse group of accomplishments but she's also using her technical skills to infect others with her love of science.]
 
 
 
   
     
 
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