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Epidemiology
on the Front Line and Under Fire
Presentation
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Registration
Brochure
American
College of Epidemiology
Annual
Scientific Sessions
September
6-9, 2003
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Keynote
Address by David Vlahov
(Director,
Center for Urban Epidemiologic Studies, New York Academy of Medicine)
How
Much and For How Long Did the WTC Impact on Residents throughout
the City?
The Epidemiology of Mental Health among New York City Residents
Following September 11th
(Download
presentation, 900kb)
| SYMPOSIA,
September 8 - 9
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I. When Observational
Studies and Randomized Trials Conflict: Lessons from Recent
Studies, Marlene Goldman, Beth Israel Medical Center,
Harvard Medical School, Moderator
- Steven N. Goodman,
John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health – From a
Trialist’s Perspective
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presentation, 6,900kb)
- Julie E. Buring,
Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School – Lessons
from the Women’s Health Initiative, Nurses, and Physicians
Studies (Download
presentation, 116kb)
- Robert N. Hoover,
National Cancer Institute – Conflicts and Concordance in
Trials and Observations
- Elizabeth Barrett-Connor,
University of California at San Diego – What Have We Learned?
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II. Challenges
and Solutions to Conducting Epidemiologic Studies in the Current
Era, Moderated by Ed Trapido, NCI
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III. Challenges
To Surveillance, Moderated by Toni Alterman, NIOSH (Download
presentation, 220kb)
- Academic Perspective:
Betsy Marshall, UMDNJ – Reproductive Surveillance (Download
presentation, 764kb)
- Federal Government
Perspective: Penn Jacobs, NCEH – Childhood Blood Lead
- Insurance Perspective:
Gordon Smith, Liberty Mutual – Obtaining Occupational Data
from Population-Based Surveys: Methods, Biases and Suggestions
- Industry Perspective:
Stephen
Long, International Truck and Engine Corporation –
Epidemiology for a Healthy Workforce: Monitor and Manage
(Download
presentation, 3,500kb)
- Labor Perspective:
Janie Gittleman (Associate Director, Safety and Health Research,
Center to Protect Workers’
Rights) – Discussant
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| ADDITIONAL
SESSIONS,
September 8 - 9
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Policy Forum:
HIPAA and Beyond, Moderated by Faith Davis, University
of Illinois at Chicago
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presentation, 30kb)
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Presentation
by the American Chemistry Council Award Winner, Robert Lyles
Introduction by John Acquavella, Monsanto
(copies of Dr. Lyles’ slides are available from him by
request" at rlyles@sph.emory.edu
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Student
Prize Paper: Ghazala Perveen, Prediction of Cardiovascular
Mortality in Coronary Angiogram Patients. Introduction by Roger
Bernier, Chair of the Awards Committee
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presentation, 380kb) |
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Presidential Address: “Just the FAQs, Ma'am” Carol
Hogue, President, Emory University |
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Banquet and Lilienfeld Award address: Elizabeth Barrett-Connor,
UCSD |
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