Biostatistics researchers present at North America’s largest statistics conference
Biostatistics Ph.D. student Zitian Wu's paper won a Distinguished Student Paper Award.
Biostatistics Ph.D. student Zitian Wu's paper won a Distinguished Student Paper Award.
Findings of the study have been accepted by the journal AIDS and Behavior.
Students won scholarships, poster and chapter awards, and participated in a panel on public health student experiences.
Peihua Qiu, Ph.D., has devoted more than a decade to developing new methodologies for dynamic disease screening and surveillance.
UF College of Public Health and Health Professions doctoral student Lina Modjarrad, M.P.H., recently traveled to the Hague, Netherlands, to present her research, "Childhood Maltreatment and Disordered Eating Trajectories: Sociodemographic Moderators" at the 2026 International Conference on Eating Disorders, hosted by the Academy for Eating Disorders.
The group's research focused on targeted strategies for addressing care gaps in postpartum hemorrhage outcomes.
Sam Curry and Karin Rashid recently traveled to Tallahassee to promote children’s health care access alongside Florida Voices for Health.
Team members delivered several presentations and received multiple awards.
She presented her health behavior theory research at the annual meeting of the Association of Schools and Programs in Public Health.
He was recognized for his work developing a novel disease surveillance method.