Check out my latest article, published in The Conversation. I discuss why false positive and false negative tests can happen during...

I want to preface this blog post by saying I am not an infectious disease epidemiologist, and although I have four years of experience in...

Check out my ComPARe Blog guest post on residential radon exposures, and why it's important to test your home! The post summarizes some...

One of the first things I learned about in epidemiology was the importance of study design. The type of study that is conducted, and the...

A few months ago I came across a media article warning me that coffee consumption might lead to migraine headaches. The coffee lover in...

The last time I talked to someone about what I study, they asked me if meat really causes cancer. Unfortunately, the science is clear:...

A common woe of modern day epidemiologists is the interpretation of their work. Epidemiologists write papers on exposure-disease...

The ComPARe Study is a national investigation identifying important cancer risk factors in Canada, and how many cancer cases are...

I’m always reluctant to tell people about what I study in graduate school, especially when I can sense they aren’t interested in a...