What are some notable contributions of NAS members to Epidemiology?
Members of the NAS, who are elected based on their distinguished and continuing achievements in original research, have made numerous contributions to the field of epidemiology. For instance:
John Snow – Often regarded as the father of modern epidemiology, his work on the cholera outbreak in London laid the foundation for the field. Paul Farmer – A physician and anthropologist, his work focuses on health care for marginalized populations and global health equity. Anthony Fauci – An immunologist and a key figure in the fight against HIV/AIDS and COVID-19.
