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Nathan Wolf]]> 2020-09-02 02:02:46 UTC https://padlet.com/1508642/uorpr1db1qx2w81j/wish/713721418 1508642 https://padlet.com/1508642/uorpr1db1qx2w81j/wish/713723766 Facts about Epidemiology and Public Health. Researchers in epidemiology and public health sciences study how the environment, lifestyle and genetic factors affect health and the aetiology of disease. This knowledge is used to create methods and approaches for the prevention of disease and ill health.

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