Words that are spelled similarly to epidemiology:
epidemiology, epidemiologic, endemiology.
Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word epidemiology:
epidemiological, mailman, communicable, etiology, infectious, pathogenesis, microbiology, preventive, immunology, toxicology, hygiene, genetics, pharmacology, pathology, diseases, obstetrics, cohort, influenza, autism, prevention, cardiovascular, prevalence, nutrition, causal, psychiatry, obesity, clinical, johns, health, pathogen, hepatitis, incidence, medicine, cholera, occupational, hopkins, molecular, epidemic, disease, cdc, vaccine, biomedical, psychiatric, behavioral, surveillance, diabetes, malaria, adjunct, infection, hiv, chronic, veterinary, cancer, physiology, ecology, biology, interventions, textbook, aids, harvard, genetic, investigator, journal, anthropology, correlation, statistics, outcomes, sociology, physicians, statistical, virus, forensic, research, breast, plague, yale, bias, medical, doctoral, environmental, journals, disciplines, diagnosis, mortality, fever, outcome, infected, mental, risk, psychology, exposure, laboratory, sciences, phd, evolutionary, professor, discipline, factors, researcher, fellowship.
Words that rhyme with epidemiology:
technology, epistemology, etymology, psychology, ontology, anthropology, ideology, etiology, ecology, pathology, biology, morphology, theology, methodology, physiology, topology, apology, anthology, geology, oncology, genealogy, terminology, archaeology, astrology, mythology, sociology, entomology, chronology, archeology, biotechnology, doxology, ophthalmology, cosmology, ology, paleontology, histology, kinesiology, cosmetology, neurology, ethology, radiology, dermatology, meteorology, zoology, cardiology, gynecology, cytology, microbiology, hematology, endocrinology, urology, pharmacology, deontology, mycology, scientology, rheology, serology, gerontology, ethnology, necrology, scatology, limnology, dendrochronology, geomorphology, immunology, ornithology, numerology, penology, rheumatology, anesthesiology, toxicology, opthalmology, otology, graphology, criminology, mineralogy, embryology, thanatology, pomology, digital communications technology, virology, seismology, egyptology, petrology, bacteriology, computer technology, hymnology, enterology, christian theology, natural theology, automotive technology, communications technology, department of sociology, cognitive psychology, cultural anthropology, high technology, molecular biology, micropaleontology, developmental psychology, folk etymology.
Adjectives that are often used to describe epidemiology:
genetic, molecular, clinical, descriptive, psychiatric, social, environmental, modern, occupational, comparative, experimental, global, local, analytic, cardiovascular, infectious, nutritional, chronic, popular, national, international, developmental, spatial, medical, observational, basic, psychosocial, historical, analytical, geographical, traditional, current, cultural, metabolic, veterinary, classical, dental, behavioral, mathematical, coronary, theoretical, oral, complex, serological, contemporary, gastric, socioeconomic, classic, reproductive, biochemical, based, sero, quantitative, dietary, conventional, applied, breast, cerebral, forensic, unique, evolutionary, lay, perinatal, statistical, ecological, neurological, worldwide, bacterial, pragmatic, microbial, communicable, summary, geographic, aids, epidemiological, leather, prostate, concurrent.
Nouns that are often described by the adjective epidemiology:
age, incidence, studies, source, prevalence, infection, infections, occurrence, distribution, agent, disease, estimates, disorders, cancer, data, disorder, tumors, fever, adolescents, factors, surveys, measles, accounts, humans, rates, transmission, virus, sex, fractures, anthrax, cases, patients, viruses, sarcoidosis, classification, malaria, children, asthma, schizophrenia, tuberculosis, pertussis, carcinoma, the, injuries, dermatitis, figures, rabies, pain, uncommon, plague, hypertension, mode, rubella, influenza, blastomycosis, seizures, typhus, diseases, epidemics, cough, leptospirosis, species, cholera, ebv, herpes, rare, outbreaks, coccidioidomycosis, delirium, table, injury, copd, chromoblastomycosis, syndrome, mumps, utis, rsv, laboratory, statistics, infants, poisoning, phobias, abuse, gonorrhea, diphtheria, gout, reports, meningitis, sclerosis, aids, dementia, caries.
Words that sound like epidemiology:
epidemiology, epidemiologist, epidemically, entomology, semiology, scientology, seismology, sinology, sapodilla, soddenly.
