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Molecular epidemiology: linking molecular scale insights to population impacts
No full textIn a broad sense, molecular epidemiology is the axis that unites insights at the molecular level and understanding of disease at the population level. It is also a partnership between epidemiologists and laboratory scientists in which investigations are conducted using the principles of both disciplines. A key trait of molecular epidemiology is to evaluate and establish the relationship between a biomarker and important exogenous and endogenous exposures, susceptibility, or disease, providing understanding that can be used in future research and public health and clinical practice. When potential solutions or interventions are identified, molecular epidemiology is also useful in developing and conducting clinical and intervention trials. It can then contribute to the translation of biomedical research into practical public health and clinical applications by addressing the medical and population implications of molecular phenomena in terms of reducing risk of disease. This chapter summarizes the contributions and research endeavours of molecular epidemiology and how they link with public health initiatives and clinical practice
Robert de Jemappes, premier bailli de Hainaut
No full textGorissen P. Robert de Jemappes, premier bailli de Hainaut. In: Revue belge de philologie et d'histoire, tome 30, fasc. 1-2, 1952. pp. 161-168
Roland Jacques — Le logement et l'habitat en Hainaut
No full textP. G. Roland Jacques — Le logement et l'habitat en Hainaut. In: Population, 19ᵉ année, n°1, 1964. p. 172
Emile Poumon, Le Hainaut, les retables, 1948 Le Hainaut, les vitraux, 1949
No full textGaillard Georges. Emile Poumon, Le Hainaut, les retables, 1948 Le Hainaut, les vitraux, 1949. In: Revue du Nord, tome 32, n°128, Septembre-décembre 1950. p. 245
Préhistorique en Hainaut
No full textBlanchet Adrien. Préhistorique en Hainaut. In: Bulletin Monumental, tome 66, année 1902. p. 543
Future perspectives on molecular epidemiology
No full textMolecular epidemiology is poised to make ever-greater contributions to understanding the genetic and environmental causes of human disease. Both agnostic and hypothesis-driven approaches to both categories of risk factors could lead to leaps in our understanding. Investment in new methods and approaches will be needed, however. Strong links between population scientists, bench scientists, bioinformaticians and engineers must also be fo rged if progress is to be made
Chaire gothique à Roucourt (Hainaut)
No full textSerbat Louis. Chaire gothique à Roucourt (Hainaut). In: Bulletin Monumental, tome 67, année 1903. p. 282
Cryptes romanes dans le Hainaut
No full textThiébaut Jacques. Cryptes romanes dans le Hainaut. In: Bulletin Monumental, tome 137, n°2, année 1979. p. 167
Arnould Maurice A. — Les dénombrements de foyers dans le Comté de Hainaut (XIV-XVI siècles)
No full textVal. P. Arnould Maurice A. — Les dénombrements de foyers dans le Comté de Hainaut (XIV-XVI siècles). In: Population, 13ᵉ année, n°3, 1958. p. 532
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