Introduction  
Section I  Historical Moments
  Part  1  Public Health, Passion, Persistence
  Part  2  Science and letters
  Part  3  What about the flu?
  Part  4  Public Health Progress
  Part  5  Ethics
Section II  Descriptive epidemiology: Outbreak investigations
  Part  6  Basics
  Part  7  Recognizing HIV/AIDS
  Part  8  Readily transmissible and emerging infections: identification, surveillance, and control
  Part  9  Foodborne Pathogens
Section III  Analytic methods
  Introduction  
  Part  10  The importance of methods and appropriate reporting in epidemiologic studies
  Part  11  Intention to Treat: tough idea made simple
  Part  12  Assessing misclassification: surveillance meets methods
  Part  13  Understanding our Results
  Part  14  Different approaches to examining bias, disease
  Part  15  Challenges in Studying Behavior
  Part  16  Using Computers to Improve Validity of Data Collection while Studying Behavior
Exercises