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MR Imaging in Population-Based Research
2014Epidemiologic research is aimed at estimating the prevalence and incidence of risk factors and diseases and at identifying the complex associations that exist among them. A central approach used by epidemiologists is to observe the evolution of both risk factors and diseases over time.
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The Critical Role of Population-Based Epidemiology in Cost-Effectiveness Research
Pediatrics, 2000* Abbreviation: RSV = : respiratory syncytial virus In a commentary in the November 1999 issue of Pediatrics , Dr Jessie Groothuis1 characterized our estimate of the risk of rehospitalization for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) among preterm infants as “much lower than those reported both in prospective immunoprophylaxis studies and in ...
S, Joffe, T A, Lieu, G J, Escobar
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Is menstrual cycle stage a confounder in population-based psychiatric research?
Psychological Medicine, 1997It has been suggested that a failure to control for point in the menstrual cycle can lead to biased results in assessing psychiatric symptoms among women since state affects associated with premenstrual symptoms may lead to unreliability of symptom reporting as well as an artificial elevation of symptom ratings.
S, Schwartz, A, Lincoln, I, Levav
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A population-based cancer prevention research unit.
Cancer detection and prevention, 1991The first U.S. population-based cancer prevention research unit identifies and tests primary prevention interventions that work at a community level. It selects the most common cancer sites and high impact, safe interventions, including the prevention and control of the use of tobacco and the identification of efficacious dietary interventions.
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Genotype-Driven Recruitment in Population-Based Biomedical Research
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2017Holly A, Taylor +2 more
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ADHD research: the power of population-based studies
The Lancet Psychiatry, 2014openaire +2 more sources

