Safety+Health
A Quick, Accurate Way to Determine If a Chemical Causes Cancer? Researchers Say They’ve Got One
References study co-authored by Stefano Monti, associate professor of biostatistics, and David Sherr, professor of environmental health
News-Medical
Newly Developed Approach Efficiently Assesses Carcinogenicity of Chemicals
Quotes Stefano Monti, associate professor of biostatistics
Lab Manager
New Method for Evaluating Cancer Risk of Chemicals Is Quick, Precise, Inexpensive
Quotes Stefano Monti, associate professor of biostatistics
Science
Artificial Intelligence Spots Obesity from Space
References study co-authored by Elaine Nsoesie, assistant professor of global health
Forbes
How Artificial Intelligence Estimates Obesity Levels from Google Map Photos
References study co-authored by Elaine Nsoesie, assistant professor of global health
Fiscal Times
A Data Dump That Could Make a Difference in Health Care
Mentions Austin Frakt, associate professor of health law, policy & management