Hans Rosling

I am a toxico-nutritional neuro-epidemiologist. It's the study of neurological disorders caused by a mixture of toxins and malnutrition using epidemiological methods... We are just three or four in the world, even fewer than sword swallowers.

Swedish Educator

Matthew Walker

I think the first general point to make from epidemiological studies across millions of people is the following - that short sleep predicts a shorter life. It predicts all cause mortality.

English Scientist

Epidemiological refers to studying diseases, including how they spread and affect people.

Disease Study

It often relates to public health issues and can influence health policies and practices.

Public Health

Used when discussing the spread of diseases in the context of outbreaks, such as a pandemic.

Outbreak Context

 or would require too many volunteers. In such cases, scientists use an epidemiological study, which simply observes people going about their usual behavior, rather than randomly assigning active participants to control invariable groups. Let's say we wanted to study whether an herbal ingredient on the market causes nausea.

Not all scientific...

 Right. And along those lines, for people who might have risk factors for cancer, would you recommend pursuing any treatments prophylactically, or simply pursuing the right diet, with lots of tomato sauce? Well, you know, there's abundant epidemiological evidence, and I think in the information age,

Can we eat to starve...

 for those countries to create epidemiological and laboratory networks which are capable of collecting and categorizing these pathogens. The data from that then can be used to understand the geographic and genetic diversity, which then can be used to help us understand

Why Vaccines are Made...

 In fact, there's probably not one single answer. Just as autism is a spectrum, there's a spectrum of etiologies, a spectrum of causes. Based on epidemiological data, we know that one of the causes, or one of the associations, I should say, is advanced paternal age,

Autism — what we know...

 that you can sleep when you're dead. Well, I'm being quite serious now -- it is mortally unwise advice. We know this from epidemiological studies across millions of individuals. There's a simple the shorter your sleep, the shorter your life.

Sleep is your superpower...

 through an isolated a mining population in the islands during one winter it was one of the first epidemiological studies these are dr. paul doctor freeze and there's also dr. malar that's not on the paper i don't know why but three of them

Jørn Hurum: Sea Monster...

 disease that is really causing havoc all over the continent and there is a lot of biological and a lot of epidemiological interaction between the tree we're trying to see how intervening in want help to reduce the burden on the other

Empowering the next...

 that are unintentionally sucking literally sucking the life out of your day um it might be it might be the constantly checking the numbers it might be you know going down a rabbit hole of epidemiological studies there are

How to be your best self...

 to look for epidemiological studies for cancer risk reduction based on diet and based on common medications and that's certainly something that anybody can look into okay well thank you so much

 For the average adult, the current recommendation is somewhere between seven to nine hours of sleep a night. And what we've been finding from large-scale epidemiological studies