James Gale
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Professor Emeritus, Epidemiology |
Contact Information
University of Washington
Box 357236
1959 NE Pacific Street
Health Sciences Building, F-261B
Seattle, WA 98195
Tel: 206–543–8873
Fax: 206–543–8525
jlg@u.washington.edu
Box 357236
University of Washington
Department of Epidemiology
Seattle, WA 98195–7236
Tel: 206–543–8873
Fax: 206–543–8525
jlg@u.washington.edu
Education
| MD | Columbia University, 1961 Preventive Medicine |
| MS | University of Washington, 1969 Epidemiology |
| AB | Harvard University, 1957 History |
Research Interests
Dr. Gale is interested in the epidemiology of infectious diseases. His most recent research dealt with adverse affects of vaccines, especially pertussis vaccine. He is also interested in closer ties between academic public health and public health practice. He is Health Officer for Kittitas County and is a founding member, and former director of the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice.
Teaching Interests
Dr. Gale currently teaches in the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice.
Introduction to Epidemiologic Methods
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