Introduction to social epidemiology
Basic concepts in health and illness
The context for social epidemiology
A history of public health and medicine
The development of modern social epidemiology
Concepts and theories in social epidemiology: the SOCEPID model
Methods of descriptive epidemiology
Research design for the identification of risk factors
Program evaluation in social epidemiology
Following social epidemiological research: then what?
Social epidemiology applied to chronic disease: cardiovascular disease, cancer, arthritis, diabetes, and obesity
Injury control and violence prevention
Sexually transmitted diseases, HIV, and AIDS
Environmental hazards, occupational health, and community exposures
Immigrants, migrants, and special populations: new challenges in social epidemiology and applications for the future.