Principal Investigators

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• Epidemiology and Biostatistics Program
  • Biostatistics Branch
  • Hormonal and Reproductive Epidemiology Branch
  • Infections and Immunoepidemiology Branch
  • Nutritional Epidemiology Branch
  • Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology Branch
  • Radiation Epidemiology Branch
• Human Genetics Program
  • Clinical Genetics Branch
  • Core Genotying Facility
  • Genetic Epidemiology Branch

Biostatistics Branch (BB)

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• Chatterjee, Nilanjan, Ph.D.
  Survival analysis methods for genetic epidemiologic studies. Two-phase designs using biological and questionnaire data. Statistical methods for epidemiologic studies with disease classification data.
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• Gail, Mitchell, H., M.D., Ph.D.
  Studies of breast and gastric cancer etiology and risk assessment. Statistical methods for observational and experimental studies, including design and analysis of genetic epidemiologic studies.
• Graubard, Barry, I., Ph.D.
  Descriptive and analytical studies in survey methods from national cancer surveillance survey data. Biostatistical methodology for correlated observations in meta-analyses and community studies.
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• Lubin, Jay, H., Ph.D.
  Studies of the carcinogenic effects of radon and other radiation exposures, the assessment of measurement error, and the evaluation of other etiologic factors, including gene-environment interaction.
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• Pfeiffer, Ruth, M., Ph.D.
  Statistical methods for: genetic epidemiology, including power assessment of association studies, family data accounting for ascertainment , DNA pooling for joint genotype estimation, and lab data methods.
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• Rosenberg, Philip, S., Ph.D.
  HIV/AIDS natural history. Viruses and cancer, including HCV, SV40, and KSHV. Meta-analysis in genetic epidemiology. Smoothing and nonparametric regression. Cancer susceptibility.
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• Wacholder, Sholom, Ph.D.
  Design of epidemiologic studies, including control selection and efficient designs. Joint effects of genetic and environmental factors. Natural history of human papillomavirus and cervical neoplasia.
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