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Past Lectures

Past Lectures

Explore our archive of previous lectures featuring leading epidemiologists who have shared their expertise on diverse research topics and methodological approaches.

2025

Three Score & Ten: Why Medicine Gets Race Wrong, the Harm It Causes, and How to Fix It

Speaker: Joseph L. Graves, PhD

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Schottenfeld Lecture

Unveiling Bias: A Statistician's Quest for Data Equity in Health Research

Speaker: Bhramar Mukherjee, PhD

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Brachman Lecture

Control of Respiratory Infections: The legacy of Thomas Francis Jr.

Speaker: Arnold S. Monto, MD

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Summer Session in Epidemiology 60th anniversary special Lecture

2024

Firearm Injury in the United States: Facts, Myths and a Path Foward

Speaker: Rebecca Cunningham, MD

Schottenfeld Lecture

Quantitative Skepticism for Drawing Credible Causal Conclusions in Epidemiology

Speaker: Onyebuchi A. Arah, MD, PhD, MPH

Schottenfeld Lecture

Playing Hide-and-Seek with Malaria Parasites

Speaker: Marcelo Urbano Ferreira, MD, PhD

Playing Hide-and-Seek with Malaria Parasites Marcelo Urbano Ferreira, MD, PhD Professor of Parasitology University of Sao Paulo, Brazil Philip S. Brachman, MD, (Professor, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health) was former director of the Epidemiology Intelligence Service at CDC and a renowned educator in global health and field epidemiology. Dr. Brachman served for more than 30 years as Planning Committee Chair of the Summer Session in Epidemiology.

Brachman Lecture