Historical Explorations of Modern Epidemiology

Chapter 1: Introduction: The Past Continuous of Epidemiology. - Part I: Patterns. - Chapter 2: Patterning Tuberculosis: Interwar Tuberculosis Research as a Bridge between Infectious and Risk Factor Epidemiology. - Chapter 3: Nicolas Brault. The Case-Control Method on Trial: The Bermuda Summit Peace Conference (1978). - Chapter 4: The Coexistent Temporalities: Multilayered Ethics in Birth Cohort Studies. - Part II: Populations. - Chapter 5: The Oxford Nutrition Survey (1941 50): Its Rise and Fall under Hugh Sinclair. - Chapter 6: Spotlighted or Hidden in Plain Sight: Consequences of the Post-War Ban on Ethnic Registration in Sweden. - Chapter 7: Risk Factor Epidemiology Viewed from Below: Lay Reception of the North Karelia Project (Finland) in the 1970s and early 1980s. - Chapter 8: From Colonial Medicine to Global Health: Epidemiologies of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in in East and Central Africa. - Part III: Pathologies. - Chapter 9: Light Pollution: Auroral Displays, Environmental Carcinogens and Epidemiological Imaginings of Inuit Cancer. - Chapter 10: Scientized Politics: Finnish Basic Income Trial as a Quest for Experimental Truth. - Chapter 11: Virus-Imagery: A Short History of Pandemic Mis-Representation, HIV to COVID-19.