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
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
An average coronavirus patient infects at least 2 others. To end the pandemic, that crucial metric needs to drop below 1 — here's how we get there.
Business Insider, 04/18/2020
A New York City hospital developed one of the few FDA-approved antibody tests for the coronavirus. It could test up to 2,000 people per day.
Business Insider, 04/17/2020
The US is 'a long way' from beating the coronavirus with herd immunity, experts say, since that would require 50% of the population being immune
Business Insider, 04/16/2020
When will this end, and what comes next? Health officials and epidemiologists are working to figure out Washington’s coronavirus end game
The Seattle Times, 04/11/2020
Study suggests COVID-19 might follow seasonal pattern
HealthDay, 03/19/2020
Coronavirus is hiding in plain sight
The New York Times, 03/16/2020
Oral cholera vaccine may miss the mark for younger children
SPH News, 03/29/2018