Epidemiology is a tool for determining whether diseases or injuries are caused by particular factors. Patients are evaluated as a whole in epidemiology, where communities are viewed as patients. Epidemiology is a scientific, methodical, and data-driven investigation of the distribution and determinants (causes, risk factors) of health-related states and events (not just diseases) in defined populations.
By combining epidemiology, statistics, and outcomes research, we are able to better understand cancer's causes while also developing better methods for diagnosing, treating, and preventing the disease. Research studies on cancer risk, care delivery, and how to improve clinical research benefit from the expertise of multidisciplinary teams.
Cancer epidemiology and prevention
Breast cancer epidemiology statistics
Lung cancer epidemiology statistics
Principles and method for cancer epidemiology
Related: Clinical Oncology Webinar | Cancer Pharmacology Webinar 2021 | Oncology Conference 2021 | Clinical Oncology Conference | Oncology Conference Virtual Meeting | Oncology Conference Online | Clinical Oncology and Pharmacology Meeting | Webinar on Clinical Oncology and Pharmacology | Conference on Oncology | Virtual Meeting on Clinical Oncology and Pharmacology | Cancer virtual conference 2021 | Oncology Online meeting |
Related Societies: American Society of Clinical Oncology | Community Oncology Alliance | Society of Surgical Oncology | American Society of Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology | American Association of Cancer Research | American Cancer Society | National Cancer Institute | National Comprehensive Cancer Network |
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