Synonyms for epidemiology
ˌɛp ɪˌdi miˈɒl ə dʒi, -ˌdɛm i-epi·demi·ol·o·gy

Princeton's WordNet

1. epidemiologynoun

   the branch of medical science dealing with the transmission and control of disease

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1. List of paraphrases for "epidemiology":

   epidemiological, epidemiologic, epi, epidemiologist, epidemiol

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1. Benjamin Chapman:

   While it's possible that the virus gets deposited [ on packaging ] we have no indication from epidemiology or the literature that this is a risk factor for Covid-19 or other respiratory illnesses, even with the millions of cases of influenza each year, packaging isn't something we talk about.

2. Alex Corbishley:

   Wastewater epidemiology has been part of monitoring of polio infection across the world, so it's not completely new, but it's never really been applied to an outbreak in this way.

3. Susan Hassig:

   Tulane University certainly gave me pause, because Tulane University was so high. And then I looked at all the parishes near Tulane University, and they were also elevated, in epidemiology, we call that an ecologic correlation. So it's a big factor that connects and fits a pattern. But unless we can make the connection at the individual level, it's not something that we can really act upon.

4. Matthew Zahn:

   We remain cautiously optimistic, clearly we will learn a great deal over the next few months as people get vaccinated and we follow the epidemiology of the variants.

5. Governor Jay Inslee:

   This is a day-to-day situation. We are considering the epidemiology of this epidemic every day or every hour essentially, continually assessing the impact of our social distancing measures, we can't rule anything in our out.