The program runs in DOS to minimize the resources needed, but features a Windows-like interface which makes data entry, file manipulation, and subgroup analysis easy. It is a 32-bit program that works with Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT and Windows 2000, and is the result of several years of research, design, and software development. A range of reports is produced which show the outcome of each analysis in text and graphical form, and documents in detail the analytical steps which the analyst has chosen. A comprehensive selection of links to public domain software useful for epidemiological analyses. The purpose of this site is to educate any person interested in epidemics.
Epidemics are diseases that affect many people at once.
On this site are details about some of the worst epidemics throughout history as well as general information on diseases. These are the only official training materials specifically on the care of animals and their owners in disasters. The course can be used to obtain continuing educational credits. This handbook provides basic facts regarding foodborne pathogenic microorganisms and natural toxins. A collection of teaching materials which can be used in a wide variety of classroom situations to impart to students an understanding of the principles of the science of epidemiology.