Elizabeth Halloran
Professor, Biostatistics
Professor, Epidemiology
Adjunct Professor, Applied Mathematics
Box
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Research Interests
Developing novel designs, methods of statistical analysis, and interpretation of vaccine field studies and other interventions; causal inference
Biostatistics Biography
Education
DSc Population Sciences, Harvard University, 1989
MD Medicine, Freie University of Berlin (Germany), 1983
MPH Tropical Public Health, Harvard University, 1985
BS General Science, University of Oregon, 1972
In the News
As COVID-19 cases fall, experts are optimistic, but for how long?
USA Today, 02/25/2022
Pandemic Endgame: What ‘Endemic’ Covid Means—And When We May Get There
Forbes, 02/08/2022
Experts hope COVID-19 will evolve to be more like the common cold
NPR, 01/12/2022
As COVID pandemic changes, will omicron bring 'new normal' for COVID?
USA Today, 01/09/2022
Covid is here for good, scientists say. The rest remains unpredictable.
NBC News, 12/27/2021
The Pandemic’s Next Turn Hinges on Three Unknowns
The Atlantic, 11/18/2021
Will the pandemic fade into an ordinary disease like the flu? The world is watching Denmark for clues
Science.org, 10/01/2021
Coronavirus deaths in Italy and US could be up to double the official counts, new research shows
Business Insider, 05/16/2020
One in 8 Americans say they know someone who died of COVID-19, according to a new Insider poll
Business Insider, 04/29/2020
Italy's lockdowns prevented 200,000 hospitalizations and reduced coronavirus transmission by nearly half, a new study finds
Business Insider, 04/23/2020