How epidemiology and risk assessment learn from each other

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I. What are the main differences between epidemiology and risk assessment in terms of goals and approaches?

II. In your opinion, how can epidemiology and risk assessment learn from each other? In other words, are there any methodologies/principles/data that can be shared between or integrated into these two fields?

III. Given that most of the public does not have training in either field, think of some potential culprits for issues when communicating scientific findings on environmental health to the public, and propose possible solutions.

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