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What are the New Priorities in Epidemiology?

The modern landscape of epidemiology encompasses a broader range of health issues. Key priorities include:
1. Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs): With the rise in life expectancy and lifestyle changes, NCDs such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and cancers have become major public health concerns.
2. Mental Health: Increasing recognition of the burden of mental health disorders has led to a greater focus on understanding their epidemiology.
3. Environmental Health: The impact of environmental factors, including pollution and climate change, on health is a growing area of study.
4. Genomic Epidemiology: Advances in genomics have enabled the study of the genetic basis of diseases, leading to personalized medicine approaches.
5. Global Health: The interconnectedness of the world has brought attention to global health issues, including pandemics and health disparities.

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