Veterinary Epidemiology is your definitive guide to understanding the critical role of epidemiology in veterinary medicine. This fully revised and expanded fourth edition provides an in-depth look at the essentials of veterinary epidemiology, making it an invaluable resource for practitioners and students alike. With 896 pages of updated content from John Wiley & Sons (UK), this book dives into vital subjects including causal relationships, diseaseology, determinants of health, and epidemiological study design.

This edition introduces new chapters that enhance your knowledge, focusing on observational study design, validity assessments in epidemiological research, systematic reviews, and advanced statistical modeling techniques. Whether you're studying companion animals, livestock, or avian medicine, you will find practical examples and comprehensive insights that are relevant across various veterinary fields, including aquatic animal diseases.

Veterinary Epidemiology features:
- Updated chapters covering the latest in veterinary epidemiology.
- Detailed discussions on the principles of surveillance, diagnostic-test validation, and animal disease patterns.
- Access to a companion website with valuable multiple-choice questions to test your understanding.

This essential text is designed for veterinary general practitioners, government veterinarians, and students in epidemiology, providing critical knowledge for a deeper understanding of animal disease. Equip yourself with the latest knowledge in veterinary epidemiology and advance your career in the veterinary field today!