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Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
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Title
Journal
Year
Citations
1
WINPEPI updated: computer programs for epidemiologists, and their teaching potential
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2011
623
2
WINPEPI (PEPI-for-Windows): computer programs for epidemiologists
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2004
364
3
A further critique of the analytic strategy of adjusting for covariates to identify biologic mediation
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2004
205
4
Social network analysis and agent-based modeling in social epidemiology
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2012
165
5
The effects of neighborhood density and street connectivity on walking behavior: the Twin Cities walking study
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
159
6
The missed lessons of Sir Austin Bradford Hill
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2004
131
7
The North West Adelaide Health Study: detailed methods and baseline segmentation of a cohort for selected chronic diseases
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2006
130
8
Accuracy of commercial geocoding: assessment and implications
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2006
112
9
Measuring additive interaction using odds ratios
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2006
111
10
Identifiability, exchangeability and confounding revisited
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2009
110
11
Case-cohort design in practice – experiences from the MORGAM Project
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
102
12
The role of causal criteria in causal inferences: Bradford Hill's "aspects of association"
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2009
91
13
Categorisation of continuous risk factors in epidemiological publications: a survey of current practice
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
84
14
Can we use biomarkers in combination with self-reports to strengthen the analysis of nutritional epidemiologic studies?
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
80
15
Choosing an appropriate bacterial typing technique for epidemiologic studies
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2005
76
16
Methods for stratification of person-time and events – a prerequisite for Poisson regression and SIR estimation
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2008
75
17
Translational methods in biostatistics: linear mixed effect regression models of alcohol consumption and HIV disease progression over time
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
63
18
A demonstration of modeling count data with an application to physical activity
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2006
61
19
Web-based data collection: detailed methods of a questionnaire and data gathering tool
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2006
43
20
Causal thinking and causal language in epidemiology: it's in the details
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2005
42
21
Factors related to the frequency of citation of epidemiologic publications
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2008
37
22
Is the tobacco control movement misrepresenting the acute cardiovascular health effects of secondhand smoke exposure? An analysis of the scientific evidence and commentary on the implications for tobacco control and public health practice
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
31
23
Lead editorial: The need for greater perspective and innovation in epidemiology
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2004
30
24
Fitting additive Poisson models
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
30
25
Disease-specific prospective family study cohorts enriched for familial risk
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2011
30
26
A method to predict breast cancer stage using Medicare claims
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
28
27
Case-case analysis of enteric diseases with routine surveillance data: Potential use and example results
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2008
27
28
Reporting errors in infectious disease outbreaks, with an application to Pandemic Influenza A/H1N1
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
27
29
Extending the sufficient component cause model to describe the Stable Unit Treatment Value Assumption (SUTVA)
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2012
27
30
Shift work, cancer and "white-box" epidemiology: Association and causation
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
26
31
Applying the compound Poisson process model to the reporting of injury-related mortality rates
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
24
32
Comparison of different methods in analyzing short-term air pollution effects in a cohort study of susceptible individuals
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2006
22
33
Using the National Health Interview Survey to understand and address the impact of tobacco in the United States: past perspectives and future considerations
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2008
22
34
Redundant causation from a sufficient cause perspective
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
22
35
Utilization of routinely collected administrative data in monitoring the incidence of aging dependent hip fracture
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
21
36
Partitioning the population attributable fraction for a sequential chain of effects
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2008
18
37
The use of complete-case and multiple imputation-based analyses in molecular epidemiology studies that assess interaction effects
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2011
18
38
Growth, current size and the role of the 'reversal paradox' in the foetal origins of adult disease: an illustration using vector geometry
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2006
14
39
Changing population characteristics, effect-measure modification, and cancer risk factor identification
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
12
40
Trend tests for the evaluation of exposure-response relationships in epidemiological exposure studies
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2009
12
41
Lessons from previous predictions of HIV/AIDS in the United States and Japan: epidemiologic models and policy formulation
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
11
42
Distributional interaction: Interpretational problems when using incidence odds ratios to assess interaction
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2005
10
43
Defending legitimate epidemiologic research: combating Lysenko pseudoscience
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
10
44
Feasibility of an automated telephone survey to enable prospective monitoring of subjects whose confidentiality is paramount: a four-week cohort study of partner violence recurrence after Emergency Department discharge
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2008
10
45
Using variable importance measures from causal inference to rank risk factors of schistosomiasis infection in a rural setting in China
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
9
46
Warning: Anti-tobacco activism may be hazardous to epidemiologic science
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
8
47
Covariate balance in a Bayesian propensity score analysis of beta blocker therapy in heart failure patients
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2009
8
48
Carcinogen metabolism, cigarette smoking, and breast cancer risk: a Bayes model averaging approach
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2010
8
49
Exposure assessment in investigations of waterborne illness: a quantitative estimate of measurement error
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2006
7
50
Estimating uncertainty in observational studies of associations between continuous variables: example of methylmercury and neuropsychological testing in children
Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations
2007
6
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