The Community as an Epidemiologic Laboratory
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Summary
The scope of the book is too ambitious and consequently it is a spotty summary of too many topics, and the beginner, for whom the book was supposedly intended, will have to consult other texts to clarify many points.
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- article
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- 1971-06-01
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- 19
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- Open access
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Data science, Computer science, World Wide Web, Information retrieval
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