4th Annual Conference on Epidemiology and Public Health

                                                                                                              What is geriatric epidemiology? Over the past century, truly stunning changes have been identified in the health of geriatric throughout the world, and these exchanges have dynamically impacted society. The growth of the geriatrics has follow mostly from a general grow in the overall size but is also dynamically affected by major declines in supreme causes of temporality. These demographic alternations resound in society, increasing social needs and medical care which are anticipate increasing gradationally in the years to come.1 Based on epidemiologic and demographic perspectives, these changes were...

                                                                 Why is age important in epidemiology? Over the past century, truly extraordinary swaps have been noticed in the health of older people throughout the world, and these changes have forcefully affected society. The growth of the older population has develop mostly from a general grow in the overall inhabitants size but is also dynamically affected by major decrease in leading source of mortality. These analytical transformations resound in society, increasing social needs and medical care, which are anticipated to increase steeply in the years to come.  Based on numerical and epidemiologic perspectives, these swaps were already appreciable decades before and should have cause occasion in the function and structure of our system of social protection and h...