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Area of Science:

  • Epidemiology and Public Health
  • Digital Health
  • Health Informatics

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  • The current generation of epidemiologists, often termed "millennial" (born 1980s-1990s), are at the forefront of public health.
  • This demographic uniquely bridges the present and future of epidemiological research and practice.
  • The field faces evolving challenges requiring innovative approaches and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Purpose:

  • To outline the current work and future directions of "millennial" epidemiologists and public health researchers.
  • To discuss key contemporary issues including data privacy, big data utilization, and advanced analytical methods.
  • To foster a sense of identity and potential within the field for emerging professionals.

Summary:

  • The issue examines the profile of "millennial" epidemiologists in Italy, detailing their research areas.
  • It is structured into three parts: data privacy vs. health protection, the role of big data in health, and future epidemiological perspectives.
  • Future perspectives include machine learning applications, pharmaco-environmental epidemiology integration, citizen engagement in health promotion, and mental health epidemiology.

Impact:

  • Provides insights into the challenges and opportunities for the next generation of epidemiologists.
  • Highlights the critical need for balancing data privacy with public health advancements.
  • Encourages the adoption of innovative methodologies like machine learning and interdisciplinary approaches to address complex health issues.