Biostatistics
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Sep 29, 2026
Sharon PanahyHOST
Christopher Labos, a cardiologist and epidemiologist based in Montreal.
Sharon PanahyHOST
He is a course lecturer in the Department of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Occupational Health, an affiliate member of the Department of Global and Public Health, and an associate with McGill's University's Office for Science and Society, where he contributes to its mission of promoting critical thinking and communicating science to the public.
Sharon PanahyHOST
Dr. Lavos is also an accomplished science communicator, author, and co-host of the award-winning podcast, The Body of Evidence.
Sharon PanahyHOST
His book, Does Coffee Cause Cancer? and Eight More Myths About the Food We Eat, examines common health and nutrition claims through the lens of scientific evidence.
Emily RusliHOST
We are joined by someone who works with data in the context of research and academic settings every day.
Emily RusliHOST
Adam Wilcox is a professor of medicine and former director of the Center for Applied Clinical Informatics within the Institute for Informatics, Data Science, and Biostatistics at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
Emily RusliHOST
He was the former chair of the PCORI Methodology Committee, and his scholarly interest spans across strategies and applications of informatics and analytic tools to transform clinical care.
Emily RusliHOST
Adam, welcome to the podcast.
Thomas LaVeistHOST
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Adaeze EnekwechiGUEST
... we want to, I think we need to communicate in schools of public health and programs where you are studying whatever, health management, epi- epi, you know, biostat, you can take this skill set anywhere.
Adaeze EnekwechiGUEST
And in fact, the more you learn in some of these other sub-sectors, the better you are.
Adaeze EnekwechiGUEST
I've never had a government-only career track.