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Epidemiological methods and statistics

Fluctuation Scaling, Taylor’s Law, and Crime

Quentin S. Hanley, Suniya Khatun, Amal Yosef, Rachel-May Dyer

Low Quality Evidence of Epidemiological Observational Studies on Leishmaniasis in Brazil

Bruno Trentini, Mário Steindel, Mariel A. Marlow

A Framework for the Economic Analysis of Data Collection Methods for Vital Statistics

Eliana Jimenez-Soto, Andrew Hodge, [ ... ], Alan D. Lopez

How Much Is the Whole Really More than the Sum of Its Parts? 1 ⊞ 1 = 2.5: Superlinear Productivity in Collective Group Actions

Didier Sornette, Thomas Maillart, Giacomo Ghezzi

Epidemic Surveillance Using an Electronic Medical Record: An Empiric Approach to Performance Improvement

Hongzhang Zheng, Holly Gaff, Gary Smith, Sylvain DeLisle

Modifiable Temporal Unit Problem (MTUP) and Its Effect on Space-Time Cluster Detection

Tao Cheng, Monsuru Adepeju

Modelling the Seasonal Epidemics of Respiratory Syncytial Virus in Young Children

Hannah C. Moore, Peter Jacoby, [ ... ], Geoffry N. Mercer

Event Detection using Twitter: A Spatio-Temporal Approach

Tao Cheng, Thomas Wicks

Emergence of Blind Areas in Information Spreading

Zi-Ke Zhang, Chu-Xu Zhang, Xiao-Pu Han, Chuang Liu

Estimation of the Relative Sensitivity of qPCR Analysis Using Pooled Samples

Ana Muniesa, Chelo Ferreira, [ ... ], Ignacio de Blas

Mortality Level and Predictors in a Rural Ethiopian Population: Community Based Longitudinal Study

Berhe Weldearegawi, Mark Spigt, Yemane Berhane, GeertJan Dinant

Epidemiological Analysis, Detection, and Comparison of Space-Time Patterns of Beijing Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease (2008–2012)

Jiaojiao Wang, Zhidong Cao, [ ... ], Haikun Qian

Spatio-Temporal Synchrony of Influenza in Cities across Israel: The “Israel Is One City” Hypothesis

Oren Barnea, Amit Huppert, Guy Katriel, Lewi Stone

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