The Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics will host a seminar presented by Jay Kaufman. It is well-known that the conceptual basis for confounding adjustment in observational epidemiology is to mimic a randomized trial, but this does not provide a framework for descriptive studies. A major...

The Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics will host a seminar presented by Yulin Hswen, ScD MPH. The nexus of big data science, AI, and machine learning for social epidemiology holds a promising avenue for advancing our understanding of disease distribution, social determinants, and health...

The Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics will host a seminar presented by Nicole Fields, PhD MPH. It will highlight: The application of diverse methodological approaches to understand contributions of individual- and structural-level determinants of health to gendered racial disparities in...

Abstract: The nexus of big data science, AI, and machine learning for social epidemiology holds a promising avenue for advancing our understanding of disease distribution, social determinants, and health disparities within populations. This presentation delves into the applications, opportunities...

Sponsored by the Couple and Family Therapy Master's Program, the Prevention Research Center and Metro MFT, this one-day conference features experts who support the LGBTQ+ population. Session topics include: Seeing Ourselves Along, and not Beyond, Our LGBTQ+ Clients: The Ethics of Creating Clinically...

Are you seeking to work on the front lines of Public Health to protect underserved communities? If so, come learn about unique career paths offered through the US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps in partnership with over 20 federal agencies, striving to fight disease and ensure care for at...