UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health
Dr. Shaneda Warren Andersen leads a study highlighting the elevated risk of colorectal cancer diagnosis and death for those living in areas with less socioeconomic resources, and the need for resources to address this disparity.
John Mullahy was recognized by the American Society of Health Economics ASHEcon Awards. The award recognizes the best published health economics research in econometric methodology or econometric application. Econometrics is a field that combines economics, statistics and mathematics to develop and apply mathematical models to study economic relationships and phenomena.
Dr. Trentham-Dietz was recognized by the Vice Chancellor for Research and Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation with an award of $75,000 of flexible research funding. The fellowship is named in honor of William R. Kellett, a WARF Trustee and President of the WARF Board. A Wisconsin native, a graduate of the College of Engineering, and an …
Congratulations to Dr. Amy Trentham-Dietz on her new 4-year Department of Defense (DoD) award ($1,555,000) titled, “Population Modeling to Optimize Equitable Ovarian Cancer Outcomes.” The long-term overarching objective is to use innovative computer simulation modeling to drive interventions to reduce the burden of ovarian cancer. The immediate objective for this proposal is to provide patients …