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Why are Large Datasets Important in Epidemiology?
Large datasets are crucial for identifying
patterns
and
trends
in disease occurrence and spread. They allow epidemiologists to conduct more accurate and comprehensive analyses, which can lead to better
public health interventions
. For instance, large datasets can help in tracking the
spread of infectious diseases
, understanding the impact of
environmental factors
on health, and assessing the effectiveness of
vaccination programs
.
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