Dear Colleagues,

In a time where Clinical Epidemiology & Public Health are seeing critical developments, our understanding of diseases, prevention, and clinical care is expanding. This Review Special Issue Series: "Recent Advances in Clinical Epidemiology & Public Health" is committed to presenting an exclusive collection of comprehensive reviews. This Special Issue will primarily focus on clinical aspects, accepting only submissions pertaining to clinical Epidemiology and Public Health.

The Special Issue will concentrate on important advancements in infectious and chronic disease epidemiology that directly pertain to clinical practice. It will explore new methodologies, surveillance techniques, and preventive strategies that have clinical applications. Specific areas of interest include:

- Disease Prevention: Understanding and implementing measures for the prevention of various diseases.

- Epidemiology of Chronic or Acute Diseases: Exploration of the occurrence, distribution, and control of chronic and acute diseases in clinical settings.

- Hospital Infection Control: Examination of strategies and best practices to prevent and control infections within hospital environments.

- Etiology and Risk Factors of Diseases: Analysis of the cause and factors contributing to diseases to inform clinical intervention and prevention.

- Hospital Mortality: Investigation of mortality rates and related factors within hospital settings.

- Application of Artificial Intelligence to Clinical Epidemiology and Public Health: Utilization of AI technologies in enhancing clinical epidemiology research and public health initiatives.

- Clinical Aspects of Aging: Exploration of aging processes, age-related diseases, and preventive interventions within clinical contexts.

- Clinical Insights into Women's Health: Specific examination of health concerns related to women, including reproductive epidemiology, maternal health, and gender-specific clinical care.

- Clinical Nutrition Insights: Examination of dietary patterns and the impact of nutrition on clinical health and well-being.

- Physical Activity in Clinical Practice: Investigation of the role of physical activity in disease prevention, mental health, and well-being within clinical settings.

By focusing exclusively on clinical aspects, this Special Issue aims to provide a nuanced insight into the complexities and dynamics of Clinical Epidemiology & Public Health. We aim to promote dialogue, collaboration, and innovation among clinicians, researchers, and policymakers through critical examination and thoughtful synthesis.

Prof. Dr. Francisco Guillen-Grima
Prof. Dr. María M. Morales Suárez-Varela
Prof. Dr. Agustín Llopis-González
Guest Editors

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• clinical epidemiology
• public health
• infectious diseases
• chronic diseases
• disease prevention
• hospital infection control
• etiology and risk factors of diseases
• hospital mortality
• application of artificial intelligence
• clinical aspects of aging
• women's health
• clinical nutrition
• physical activity in clinical practice