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Amy Willis
Amy Willis
Biostatistics faculty Amy Willis awarded grant to study gut microbiome of people with high exposure to farm animals
An estimated 60% of known infectious diseases and up to 75% of emerging infectious diseases are zoonotic in origin, meaning the disease is transmitted from animals to humans.
Two student graduates in MS Capstone Program attending 2022 graduation event
Two student graduates in MS Capstone Program attending 2022 graduation event
Biostatistics celebrates graduating students
University of Washington Biostatistics students graduating in 2022 and 2021 were honored at a department graduation ceremony held on June 12, 2022.
Senior Student Award Recipients 2022
Senior Student Award Recipients 2022
Biostatistics senior student awards for 2022
Students recipients of UW Biostatistics senior awards for 2022 announced at graduation celebration June 12.
Yiqun Chen
Yiqun Chen
Yiqun Chen earns research paper award
Biostatistics student awarded a 2002 Student Research Award by the New England Statistical Society (NESS).
Kathleen Kerr
Kathleen Kerr
Melanoma Overdiagnosis: Awareness May Not Change Behavior
Dermatology Times,

Being aware of melanoma overdiagnosis does not appear to curtail the rate at which dermatopathologists diagnose melanomas, according to a survey published in JAMA Dermatology. Corresponding author Kathleen Kerr, professor of biostatistics at the University of Washington School of Public Health, is quoted.