Epidemiologists

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This paper explains that epidemiologists are associated with government bodies that are charged with the responsibilities of public health, such as the Center for Disease Control, or the CDC. The author points out that epidemiologists also work with large organizations that study the effects of single diseases, such as AIDS, and for large research and university hospitals. The paper relates that epidemiologists are highly skilled professionals with a minimum of a Master's degree, usually in public health, and are required to update continuously their education.

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"Additionally, the importance of technology and especially database technology cannot be ignored as the system change and are updated with new software and hardware the epidemiologist will be required to formalize his or her experience with the new data forms. Also, the relatively new database systems associated with GIS or Global Information Systems are a dream come true for many data driven and relativity/population researchers, including epidemiologists."

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