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2014 – Recordings

2014 Presidential Address

Dr. Germaine Buck Louis

2014 Presidential Address
Pleasures, Pressures, and Surprises of Differential Privacy

Dr. Cynthia Dwork

Pleasures, Pressures, and Surprises of Differential Privacy
Methodological Considerations in Social Epidemiology 
Cassel Lecture

Dr. Tyler VanderWeele

Methodological Considerations in Social Epidemiology Cassel Lecture
Induced Abortions and Risk of Preeclampsia among Nulliparous Women
Tyroler Lilienfeld Prize Paper Award Winner

Samantha Parker

Induced Abortions and Risk of Preeclampsia among Nulliparous Women Tyroler Lilienfeld Prize Paper Award Winner
2014 Distinguished Service to SER Award Winner

Dr. Susan Sacks

2014 Distinguished Service to SER Award Winner
2014 Career Accomplishment Award Winner

Dr. Lynn Rosenberg

2014 Career Accomplishment Award Winner
2014 Early Career Award Winner

Dr. Daniel Westreich

2014 Early Career Award Winner
Then & Now: Building on our History - Forging our Legacy -  
Cancer

Drs. Scott Davis and Kirsten Moysich

Then & Now: Building on our History –
Forging our Legacy – Cancer
Then & Now: Building on our History - Forging our Legacy -  
Cardiovascular

Drs. David Siscovick and Cuilin Zhang

Then & Now: Building on our History –
Forging our Legacy – Cardiovascular
Then & Now: Building on our History - Forging our Legacy -  
Perinatal

Drs. Carol Rowland and Suzanne Tough

Then & Now: Building on our History –
Forging our Legacy – Perinatal
Then & Now: Building on our History - Forging our Legacy -  
Nutrition

Drs. Walter Willett and Whitney Robinson

Then & Now: Building on our History –
Forging our Legacy – Nutrition
Then & Now: Building on our History - Forging our Legacy -  
Occupation/Environment

Drs. Beate Ritz and Michael Bloom

Then & Now: Building on our History –
Forging our Legacy – Occupation/Environment
Then & Now: Building on our History - Forging our Legacy -  
Social Forces

Drs. Patricia O\'Campo and Arijit Nandi

Then & Now: Building on our History –
Forging our Legacy – Social Forces
Then & Now: Building on our History - Forging our Legacy -  
Causal Thinking

Drs. Charles Poole and Nicole Gatto

Then & Now: Building on our History –
Forging our Legacy – Causal Thinking
Then & Now: Building on our History - Forging our Legacy -  
Tobacco/Smoking

Dr. Gary Friedman

Then & Now: Building on our History –
Forging our Legacy – Tobacco/Smoking
Applications of Quasi-Experimental Tools to Address Confounding and Missing Data

Session Chairs: Maria Glymour and Sarah Taubman

Applications of Quasi-Experimental Tools to Address Confounding and Missing Data
What do We Know and How do We Know it?

Session Chair: Dr. George Kaplan

What do We Know and How do We Know it?
Intersections Between Traditional Epidemiologic Methods and Simulation Modeling

Session Chairs: Daniel Westreich and Matthew Fox

Intersections Between Traditional Epidemiologic Methods and Simulation Modeling
Weight and Mortality - What Are the Controversies?

Session Chair: Katherine Flegal

Weight and Mortality – What Are the Controversies?
Professional Development 
Ask Anything: Leading Epidemiologists Answer Your Questions You Are Afraid to Ask

Drs. Donna Arnett, Sandro Galea, Bernie Harlow, Diane Lauderdale

Professional Development
Ask Anything: Leading Epidemiologists Answer Your Questions You Are Afraid to Ask
ESI: Building Interdisciplinary Research Teams

Session Chair: Bernie Harlow

ESI: Building Interdisciplinary Research Teams
Current Research in Lifecourse Epidemiology: Multigenerational, Prenatal, and Childhood Influences on Health

Session Chair: Kerry Keyes

Current Research in Lifecourse Epidemiology: Multigenerational, Prenatal, and Childhood Influences on Health
Selection Bias Due to Loss: An Old and Often Ignored Problem Revisited

Drs. Miguel Hernan and Susan Gruber

Selection Bias Due to Loss: An Old and Often Ignored Problem Revisited
Missing Information in Epidemiologic Research: Are We Missing the Point (and Interval Estimates)?

Session Chairs: Stephen Cole and Enrique Schisterman

Missing Information in Epidemiologic Research: Are We Missing the Point (and Interval Estimates)?