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Epidemiology Concentration

Study the correlations between changes in human growth, body composition and risk factors for cardiovascular and other diseases.

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Data used in the Epidemiology concentration is part of the ongoing Fels Longitudinal Study. Decades before the university was founded, the Fels Foundation instituded a program tracking health and wellness of a large number of individuals over their lifetimes. The statistics are now maintained in the Department of Community Health, Wright State School of Medicine.

Research projects include:

small gold bullet Child Growth and Development
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Body composition and cardiovascular epidemiology
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Participating faculty and areas of research
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School of Medicine, Community Health
  • Wm. Cameron Chumlea, Ph.D. Aging, nutritional epidemiology, body composition [home][e-mail]
  • Shumei S. Sun, Ph.D. [Community Health]. Longitudinal analysis for cardiovascular risk factors and body composition. Design and analysis of clinical trials. [home][e-mail]
  • Roger Siervogel, Ph.D. Body Composition and risk for cardiovascular diseases [home][e-mail]
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Areas of concentration: Applied Biomedical Computation | Applied and Predictive Toxicology | Cell Biology & Physiology | Chemical and Structural Biomedical Sciences | Epidemiology | Immunology | Medical Physics and Engineering | Molecular Biology and Biochemistry | Neuroscience

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