society for epidemiologic research

How can one become involved with SER?

Individuals interested in becoming involved with SER can do so by:
Becoming a member of the society through their website.
Participating in annual conferences and events.
Contributing to the "Epidemiology" journal by submitting research papers or serving as a reviewer.
Engaging in SER's online forums and discussion groups.

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