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Problem: Based on the article "What Is Epidemiology?" On National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication. Name the sources and methods epidemiologists use to collect data for studies. Provide examples. Explain why this is important procedurally. What are three types of studies used by epidemiologists? Explain each one in detail. Support your answer by providing public health examples. How are outbreaks investigated? Be very detailed in your answer. Give examples.

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