• Introduction to Epidemiology

• Comprehensive overview of epidemiological principles and methods.
• Covers study designs, data analysis, and causal inference.
• Explores applications in public health practice.
• Real-world examples and case studies included.
• Suitable for students and professionals in public health, medicine, and related fields.
• Clear and accessible style.
• Discusses ethical considerations in research.

Introduction to Epidemiology offers a foundational understanding of the core principles and methods used in epidemiological research and public health practice. This accessible textbook covers essential topics, including study designs, data analysis techniques, and causal inference. Through real-world examples and case studies, readers will learn how to apply epidemiological knowledge to address critical public health challenges. Designed for students and professionals, this book provides a comprehensive introduction to the field, equipping readers with the tools to understand and interpret epidemiological data and contribute to improving population health. It also delves into ethical considerations relevant to conducting responsible research.