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Stata, medical statistics, and me..

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  • Bianca de Stavola

    (University College London)

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In this talk, I will use personal recollections to revisit the challenges many public health researchers have faced since the birth of Stata in 1985. I will discuss how, from the 1990s onwards, the increasing demands for data management and analysis were met by Stata developers and the broader Stata community, particularly Michael Hills. Additionally, I will review how Stata's expansion in scope and capacity with each new version has enhanced our ability to train new generations of medical statisticians and epidemiologists. Finally, I will reflect on current and future challenges.

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  • Bianca de Stavola, 2024. "Stata, medical statistics, and me..," UK Stata Conference 2024 05, Stata Users Group.
    • Handle: RePEc:boc:lsug24:05
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