"Epidemiology" is a unique work written by the author's duo N. D. Yuschuk and Yu. In. Martynov, which opens to the reader the world of science about the spread of diseases and their impact on human society This book will become an indispensable source of knowledge for both medical and biological students and professionals working in the field of health, epidemiology and public health. From the first pages, the authors immerse the reader in a fascinating journey through the basics of epidemiology, revealing the key concepts, research methods and current problems faced by modern society. The book begins with the definition of epidemiology as a science that studies the patterns of disease spread, and smoothly moves on to more complex topics, such as risk factor analysis, methods of control and prevention of infectious and non-communicable diseases. What makes this book particularly appealing is its accessible style of presentation. The authors strive to convey complex scientific ideas to a wide audience, using clear language and illustrative examples. This makes Epidemiology an ideal choice for undergraduates, graduate students, and anyone interested in health and medicine. In addition, the book will be useful to practitioners, researchers and public health workers who are looking for new approaches to solving current problems. The topics raised in the book are more relevant than ever. In the context of globalization and climate change, as new infections and diseases become more common, understanding of epidemiological processes becomes critically important. The authors emphasize the importance of disease prevention, vaccination and public health, making Epidemiology not only a scientific work, but also a practical guide for anyone who wants to contribute to the fight against epidemics. Style N. D. Yuschuk and Yu. In. Martynov is distinguished by depth of analysis and careful study of the material. They not only present facts, but also ask questions, prompting the reader to reflect on the complex aspects of society's health. Their previous works, such as Fundamentals of Health Statistics and Health and Ecology, have also been recognized for their scientific rigor and accessibility. In Epidemiology, they continue this tradition by creating a work that will be relevant to both the scientific community and the general public. The book "Epidemiology" deserves attention not only due to its content, but also the relevance of the topics it raises. In the face of pandemics and global health challenges, an understanding of epidemiology becomes essential for everyone. Readers interested in medicine, biology, social policy and ecology will find in it a lot of useful information and fresh ideas. Thus, "Epidemiology" H. D. Yuschuk and Yu. In. Martynova is not just a textbook, but a real encyclopedia of knowledge that will help readers better understand the world around them and equip them with the necessary tools to combat diseases. This book will be a reliable companion on the way to understanding the complex processes taking place in our body and society, and will inspire further study of this important and fascinating field of science.