Population Health Science

The first textbook to formalize population health science, an emerging discipline that combines social and medical science, demography, epidemiology, and economics to quantify the conditions that shape health
Provides step-by-step guides to the nine principles of population health science, each covered in dedicated chapters
Extensive quantitative examples (using both simulated and published data) illustrate how population health science applies to questions of public health interest
An ideal and innovative textbook for forward-thinking public health programs at graduate and undergraduate levels

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