Historical perspective: S. Leonard Syme's influence on the development of social epidemiology and where we go from there.

Irene H Yen
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This article accompanies Len Syme's "Historical Perspective: The social determinants of disease--some roots of the movement." It describes some of Len's role in the development of social epidemiology through mentoring investigators and influencing training programs. It also discusses some challenges for the field and ways to move forward.

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历史视角:s·伦纳德·赛姆对社会流行病学发展的影响以及我们的发展方向。
这篇文章伴随着Len Syme的《历史视角:疾病的社会决定因素——运动的一些根源》。它描述了Len通过指导调查人员和影响培训计划在社会流行病学发展中的一些作用。它还讨论了该领域面临的一些挑战和前进的途径。
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