We turn data into actionable clinical knowledge
Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Biostatistics includes over 50 faculty and staff who are deeply embedded in collaborative statistical methods and applied biomedical research. We work in diverse domains across over 25 Divisions and Departments at MGH and beyond. Our mission is to engage in impactful trans-disciplinary collaborations involving quantitative methods in public health and biomedicine.
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Mass General Brigham investigators approved for large studies on reversing acute suicidal depressed state, bipolar depression
Research teams at Mass General Brigham’s founding members, Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH) and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), have been approved for more than $50 million in funding awards by
Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series on Wed Jul 27: Opportunities and Challenges in Using Digital Biomarkers as Trial Outcomes and Enrichment (Hiroko Dodge, PhD)
Please join us for the next installment of the MGH Biostatistics Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series, a new seminar series designed to introduce researchers to intermediate topics that are highly relevant to
Inaugural MGH Biostatistics Student Research Symposium
This semester, we were very lucky to have the following students from the biostatistics department at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health join us in several different collaborative and
Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series on Thu May 19: The essential role of early phase clinical trials in oncology (Alexia Iasonos, PhD)
Please join us for the next installment of the MGH Biostatistics Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series, a new seminar series designed to introduce researchers to intermediate topics that are highly relevant to
Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series on Apr. 15: Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer through Statistical Modeling of Longitudinal Biomarkers (Steven J. Skates, PhD)
Please join us for the next installment of the MGH Biostatistics Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series, a new seminar series designed to introduce researchers to intermediate topics that are highly relevant to
Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series on Mar. 18: Interval-Censored Failure Time Data (Kaitlyn Cook, PhD)
Please join us for the next installment of the MGH Biostatistics Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series, a new seminar series designed to introduce researchers to intermediate topics that are highly relevant to
Harvard Catalyst Journal Club on Mar. 2: Missing Data Challenges in EHR-Based Studies of COVID & Long COVID (Tanayott Thaweethai, PhD)
Tanayott Thaweethai, PhD will lead a journal club with Harvard Catalyst on Wed 3/2 from 1-2pm. Title: Missing Data Challenges in Electronic Health Records-Based Studies of COVID and Long COVID
Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series on Feb. 18: Neural Networks (Zoe Guan, PhD)
Please join us for the next installment of the MGH Biostatistics Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series, a new seminar series designed to introduce researchers to intermediate topics that are highly relevant
Course Announcement: Basic Biostatistics for Clinical Research (Brian Healy, PhD)
Brian Healy, PhD will be teaching the course “Basic Biostatistics for Clinical Research” between Friday January 7 and Friday February 4, 2022. The course is sponsored by the MGH Division
Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series on Nov. 19: Semi-competing risks (Harrison Reeder)
Please join us for the inaugural seminar of the MGH Biostatistics Applied Biostatistics Seminar Series, a new seminar series designed to introduce researchers to intermediate topics that are highly relevant
