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Headshot of Mary Lou Biggs
Nonesterified Fatty Acids and Kidney Function Decline in Older Adults: Findings From the Cardiovascular Health Study
Mary Lou Biggs, project director and epidemiologist at the Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center (CHSCC) in the Department of Biostatics, is co-author of this study that found that a single fasting serum NEFA c
Aaron Hudson
Aaron Hudson
PhD student Aaron Hudson receives 2021 David P. Byar Award from American Statistical Association
PhD candidate Aaron Hudson has been awarded the 2021 David P. Byar Award by the American Statistical Association’s (ASA) Biometric Section.
Headshot of Ruth Etzioni
Headshot of Ruth Etzioni
Biostatistics and health services faculty member Ruth Etzioni co-authors data science textbook
Competence in data science has become essential for health services and health outcomes researchers. Today’s data-driven challenges require an understanding of statistics, health econometrics, and predictive analysis.
Jennifer Clark Nelson
Jennifer Clark Nelson
KP biostatisticians help monitor COVID-19 vaccine safety
Informative Q&A with Jennifer C. Nelson (PhD, ’99), director of Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute and an affiliate professor of biostatistics at the University of Washington School of Public Health.
Headshot of Gary Chan
Headshot of Gary Chan
Gary Chan to serve as WNAR president-elect for 2021
Gary Chan, professor of biostatistics and health services with the University of Washington School of Public Health, was recently voted president-elect of the Western Nor
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6th Seattle Symposium Banner
UW Biostatistics students experience the 6th Seattle Symposium
Thanks to student support funding, 15 current students were able to attend keynote sessions, panel discussions and short courses offered through the 6th Seattle Symposium in Biostatistics: Precision Medicine in the Age of Data Science.
Jim Hughes
Jim Hughes
New HIV prevention treatment proves 89% more effective than current standard of care
Lead biostatistician Jim Hughes discusses study results and design challenges.
Witten and Gilbert
Witten and Gilbert
UW Biostatistics faculty among 2020 highly cited researchers
Two core faculty members from the University of Washington Department of Biostatistics in the School of Public Health have been recognized as