This book examines the principles and practices of epidemiology as applied to the understanding and control of chronic diseases. It draws on the expertise of leading researchers to provide a comprehensive overview of the field, covering methods for surveillance, risk factor identification, and intervention strategies. The text aims to equip public health professionals and researchers with the knowledge necessary to effectively address the burden of chronic conditions in populations.

This text is recognized as a foundational resource in the field of chronic disease epidemiology and control. It is valued for its rigorous scientific approach and its practical application of epidemiological principles to public health challenges. The book is considered essential reading for students and professionals seeking to understand and combat the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide.