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epidemiologist

[ep-i-dee-mee-ah-luhj-ist, ep-i-de-]

noun

  1. a specialist in epidemiology.



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The researchers said they welcomed "valid scientific criticisms" of the Nova classification system developed by Brazilian epidemiologist Carlos Monteiro, the lead author of the first study.

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As I mentioned at the opening of the program, you’re an epidemiologist with Johns Hopkins, in contrast with our other guests, who are physicists.

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As a global health epidemiologist who studies the spread of infectious diseases, this change in status does not surprise me.

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In 2014, a single measles case at Disneyland spread to more than 140 people across the country, an outbreak that epidemiologists said was fueled by vaccine refusals.

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The state did not provide money, but it asked the CDC to send epidemiologists.

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