Case Studies in Forensic Epidemiology

The book "Case Studies in Forensic Epidemiology" offers a comprehensive analysis of the role of epidemiology in the context of forensic sciences. It highlights how epidemiological methods can be used not only to investigate disease distributions but also to clarify legal issues and support communities. The author, Sana Loue, argues that epidemiology goes far beyond mere data collection and serves as a connecting element between various societal domains. The work addresses the interactions between health, law, and social structures, demonstrating how epidemiological insights can contribute to improving public health and supporting communities. Through the use of case studies, the practical application of the concepts is illustrated, making the book a valuable resource for professionals and students in the field of epidemiology and related disciplines.