Raymond S. Greenberg, MD, PhD President Medical University of South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina Stephen R. Daniels, MD, PhD Professor University of Cincinnati School of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio W. Dana Flanders, MD, DSc Professor Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia John William Eley, MD, MPH Associate Professor Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia John R. Boring, III, PhD Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia

• Section I: Population HealthChapter 1: Populationsa. Communityb. Regionc. Countryd. Globale. Special populationsChapter 2: Metricsa. Prevalenceb. Incidence ratec. Mortality rated. Infant mortalitye. Life expectancyf. Years of potential life lostg. Disability-adjusted life yearsChapter 3: Patterns of Occurrencea. Ageb. Race/ethnicityc. Genderd. Geographice. TemporalChapter 4: Global Burden of Diseasea. Study design and goalsb. Mortality patternsc. Healthy life expectancyd. Disability-adjusted life yearse. Risk factorsChapter 5: Social Determinants of Healtha. Definitionb. Whitehall Studyc. Educationd. Incomee. Housingf. Food securityg. Physical and social environmentChapter 6: Health Disparitiesa. Health Inequitiesb. Social determinantsc. Cultured. Discriminatione. Access to caref. Quality of careSection II. Collecting Evidence for Medical PracticeChapter 7: Clinical trialsa. Designb. Subject selectionc. Randomizationd. Blindinge. Analysisf. Sample sizeg. LimitationsChapter 8: Cohort studiesa. Designb. Subject selectionc. Exposure asse

Raymond S. Greenberg, MD, PhD President Medical University of South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina Stephen R. Daniels, MD, PhD Professor University of Cincinnati School of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio W. Dana Flanders, MD, DSc Professor Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia John William Eley, MD, MPH Associate Professor Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia John R. Boring, III, PhD Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia

• Section I: Population HealthChapter 1: Populationsa. Communityb. Regionc. Countryd. Globale. Special populationsChapter 2: Metricsa. Prevalenceb. Incidence ratec. Mortality rated. Infant mortalitye. Life expectancyf. Years of potential life lostg. Disability-adjusted life yearsChapter 3: Patterns of Occurrencea. Ageb. Race/ethnicityc. Genderd. Geographice. TemporalChapter 4: Global Burden of Diseasea. Study design and goalsb. Mortality patternsc. Healthy life expectancyd. Disability-adjusted life yearse. Risk factorsChapter 5: Social Determinants of Healtha. Definitionb. Whitehall Studyc. Educationd. Incomee. Housingf. Food securityg. Physical and social environmentChapter 6: Health Disparitiesa. Health Inequitiesb. Social determinantsc. Cultured. Discriminatione. Access to caref. Quality of careSection II. Collecting Evidence for Medical PracticeChapter 7: Clinical trialsa. Designb. Subject selectionc. Randomizationd. Blindinge. Analysisf. Sample sizeg. LimitationsChapter 8: Cohort studiesa. Designb. Subject selectionc. Exposure asse

Raymond S. Greenberg, MD, PhD President Medical University of South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina Stephen R. Daniels, MD, PhD Professor University of Cincinnati School of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio W. Dana Flanders, MD, DSc Professor Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia John William Eley, MD, MPH Associate Professor Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia John R. Boring, III, PhD Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Atlanta, Georgia

• Section I: Population HealthChapter 1: Populationsa. Communityb. Regionc. Countryd. Globale. Special populationsChapter 2: Metricsa. Prevalenceb. Incidence ratec. Mortality rated. Infant mortalitye. Life expectancyf. Years of potential life lostg. Disability-adjusted life yearsChapter 3: Patterns of Occurrencea. Ageb. Race/ethnicityc. Genderd. Geographice. TemporalChapter 4: Global Burden of Diseasea. Study design and goalsb. Mortality patternsc. Healthy life expectancyd. Disability-adjusted life yearse. Risk factorsChapter 5: Social Determinants of Healtha. Definitionb. Whitehall Studyc. Educationd. Incomee. Housingf. Food securityg. Physical and social environmentChapter 6: Health Disparitiesa. Health Inequitiesb. Social determinantsc. Cultured. Discriminatione. Access to caref. Quality of careSection II. Collecting Evidence for Medical PracticeChapter 7: Clinical trialsa. Designb. Subject selectionc. Randomizationd. Blindinge. Analysisf. Sample sizeg. LimitationsChapter 8: Cohort studiesa. Designb. Subject selectionc. Exposure asse