Norman Breslow

Statistician with significant academic contributions

Norman Breslow - Scientists & Innovators born 1941
Born

1941
84 years ago

Died
Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United States

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A prominent statistician and academic contributed extensively to biostatistics and epidemiology. Worked on important statistical methods and model development, impacting various fields including public health. Served as a professor at the University of Washington, influencing many students and researchers in the statistical community. Published numerous research papers, advancing methodologies for analyzing complex data. Involved in various national statistical programs that shaped research practices.

Developed statistical methods for epidemiological studies

Contributed to the Cancer Prevention Study

Pioneered the use of statistical models in public health research

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