Haidong Lu
@luhaidong
An epidemiologist thinking too much | Faculty member at @YaleMed | Previously at UNC and Hopkins
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24-06-2017 17:12:33
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Super JAZZED to share that my K99 application has been awarded by NIH NIDAnews. I will continue the exciting research on opioid use disorder with @gregggonsalves Forrest W. Crawford Sandra Springer, MD🌻🇺🇦 Ismene Petrakis and many others Yale School of Public Health Yale School of Medicine.
Hey thanks for shouting out our Nature Medicine paper at #SER2023 Haidong Lu!! #epitwitter if you haven’t read it yet what are you waiting for? nature.com/articles/s4159…
Multiple #postdoc positions available Stanford University in infectious disease modeling and public health. Do you have a strong computational background, dedication to ID/public health, and focus on impact? Email me to learn more ([email protected]). #IDepi #phdchat #academicjob
I am looking for a full-time Biostatistics Postdoctoral Associate to join my team in 2024, with a flexible start date. The candidate will work on developing methods for cluster randomized trials & stepped wedge designs. Position details m.yale.edu/b7s4 via Yale School of Public Health
🚀 Exciting Post-Doc Opportunity at Yale School of Medicine! 🚀 Searching for #postdoc to derive #RWE on safety of prescription stimulants in people with #ADHD & effectiveness of repurposed meds for treating #alcohol use disorder in people with/without #HIV. Please RT! 🙏 Link below 👇 🧵
Is colider stratification bias a type of selection bias⁉️ 🤔 Maybe better to distinguish 1️⃣ colider restriction bias from 2️⃣ colider adjustment bias ✅️ @epidbydesign.bsky.social Dr Saman Khalatbari-Soltani Cristian CARMELI Judea Pearl Miguel Hernán #PopHealthLab #causality academic.oup.com/aje/article-ab…
Arnaud Chiolero @epidbydesign.bsky.social Dr Saman Khalatbari-Soltani Cristian CARMELI Judea Pearl Miguel Hernán #PopHealthLab Great paper! I am so happy to see this being argued/written down, as I HATE how 'selection bias' has become a catch all term for collider biases, even when there is no actual 'selection' taking place.