This panel will focus on the underrepresented area of policy in D&I science and ways in which policy can provide context and supports to D&I efforts, as well as how evidence can inform policy. See more information here!
Sebastien JPA Haneuse appointed as professor of biostatistics
Congratulation to Sebastien Haneuse for his promotion to professor of biostatistics at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, on August 20, 2020. Dr. Haneuse’s research focuses on the development and application of rigorous statistical methods for complex observational studies. Specifically, his methodological research encompasses three main areas: the analysis of semi-competing risks data; the design and analysis of outcome-dependent sampling schemes; and methods to adjust for selection bias…
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New center receives NIH Cancer Moonshot grant to tackle inequities in prevention
Learn about the new center implementation science center focused on cancer control equity at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health! Read article here!