Recent Episodes
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S4E10: Quantitative Bias Analysis with Dr. Tim Lash
May 15, 2025 – 58:55 -
S4E9: Regression Discontinuity and Difference in Difference(s?)
Apr 15, 2025 – 52:16 -
S4E8: Regression Discontinuity and Difference-in-Differences with Dr. Usama Bilal
Mar 15, 2025 – 55:38 -
S4E7: Instrumental Variables
Feb 15, 2025 – 49:29 -
S4E6: Instrumental Variables with Dr. Rita Hamad
Jan 15, 2025 – 55:33 -
S4E5: Mediation Continuation
Dec 15, 2024 – 52:24 -
S4E4: Mediation with Kara Rudolph and Ivan Diaz
Nov 15, 2024 – 58:35 -
S4E3: How do we define efficiency?
Oct 15, 2024 – 53:00 -
S4E2: Study Efficiency with Robert Platt
Sep 15, 2024 – 51:56 -
S4E1: We’re Baaaaack… A Season 4 Preview
Sep 3, 2024 – 36:15 -
S3E12: Start with the questions that are easy to answer and then move on to the more challenging questions
Jan 30, 2024 – 41:11 -
S3E11: You say tomato, I say tom-ah-to: a (somewhat) head-spinning discussion about interaction analyses
Jan 15, 2024 – 47:17 -
S3E10: Time-varying everything everywhere all at once
Jan 9, 2024 – 48:05 -
S3E9: Feedback loops? Feedback spirals? Disentangling what we know about time-varying exposures.
Oct 31, 2023 – 40:22 -
S3E8: Maybe censoring is the least of your worries?
Sep 30, 2023 – 42:57 -
S3E7: Are time to event analyses the Space Mountain of epidemiology?
Aug 31, 2023 – 48:26 -
S3E6: Stratification with Rich MacLehose: Should you have Bert or Ernie pick you up from surgery?
Jul 30, 2023 – 47:30 -
S3E5: Should I memorize the Mantel Haenszel formula?
Jun 30, 2023 – 41:49 -
S3E4. Selecting people or selecting data: exploring different aspects of selection bias
May 30, 2023 – 41:51 -
S3E3. How do we deal with the people who never made it into our study?
May 2, 2023 – 37:51 -
S3E2: Should we try to ensure misclassification is non-differential? Discussing measurement error with Dr. Patrick Bradshaw
Mar 30, 2023 – 43:31 -
S3E1: Are we measuring what we think we’re measuring?
Mar 15, 2023 – 41:44 -
S2E16: There’s a 95% probability you’ll enjoy learning about sample size and precision with Dr. Jon Huang
Dec 15, 2022 – 56:12 -
S2E15: As random as it gets
Oct 31, 2022 – 43:24 -
S2E14: Confounding will never go away – with Maya Mathur
Aug 27, 2022 – 50:14 -
S2E13: Confounding: Ten thousand arrows going into a bunch of squiggly things
Aug 22, 2022 – 49:05 -
S2E12: How great are case-control studies with Ellie Matthay
Jul 5, 2022 – 52:16 -
S2E11: Case Control Studies
Jun 6, 2022 – 44:20 -
S2E10: The Return of the Cohort Studies
Apr 18, 2022 – 53:30 -
S2E9: The Cohort Studies Brouhaha
Mar 27, 2022 – 47:57 -
S2E8: Measures of Effect with Katie Lesko
Feb 25, 2022 – 58:14 -
S2E7: The donut episode: Measures of association
Jan 31, 2022 – 53:11 -
S2E6: Chapter 4 – The building blocks of epi with Dr. Liz Stuart
Jan 19, 2022 – 47:04 -
S2E5: Chapter 4 – The great open vs closed population debate
Jan 6, 2022 – 53:34 -
S2E4: More on causal inference with Dr. Jay Kaufman
Dec 2, 2021 – 50:19 -
S2E3. More on causal inference and scientific reasoning
Oct 28, 2021 – 45:17 -
S2E2: A discussion on causal inference and scientific reasoning
Sep 29, 2021 – -
S2E1: Modern Epidemiology: An interview with Dr. Kenneth Rothman
Sep 7, 2021 – 32:51 -
1.20 Season 1 Finale: Will we ever have to stop wearing sweatpants to work? Lessons from a year of pandemic podcasting.
May 1, 2021 – 38:38 -
1.19 SERious Epi Journal Club – BNT162b2 mRNA Covid-19 Vaccine in a Nationwide Mass Vaccination Setting
Apr 15, 2021 – 28:29 -
1.18 Lifecourse epidemiology: a melting pot of bias?
Apr 1, 2021 – 36:19 -
1.17 Do external validity and transportability confuse the daylights out of you?
Mar 15, 2021 – 45:45 -
1.16 Finding the Perfect Match Requires Common Support: Matching with Dr. Anusha Vable
Mar 1, 2021 – 44:45 -
1.15 The pool is big enough for all of us: Representativeness with Dr. Jonathan Jackson
Feb 15, 2021 – 44:44 -
1.14. It’s always a competition: Competing Risks with Dr. Bryan Lau
Feb 1, 2021 – 43:09 -
1.13. It’s all about the instruments: with Sonja Swanson
Jan 15, 2021 – 49:17 -
1.12. Epidemiology podcast crossover
Jan 1, 2021 – 52:25 -
1.11. The need for theory in epidemiology – with Dr. Nancy Krieger
Dec 14, 2020 – 40:10 -
1.10. Quasi-experimental Studies – A Love Story: With Tarik Benmarhnia
Dec 1, 2020 – 51:59 -
1.9. When Epidemiologists and Variables Collide: with Elizabeth Rose Mayeda
Nov 15, 2020 – 43:22
Recent Reviews
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srp345Great epi podcast for review - entertaining and educational!I’m pursuing my PhD in epidemiology and this podcast helped me pass my comprehensive exam! Thank you Matt and Hailey!
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apple~jacksGreat methods resource for students!I’m a PhD in Biological Anthropology and MPH in Epidemiology student. Because epi is not my primary field of study and my training is more applied and MPH-level (rather than more research intensive as would be the case in PhD epi courses), this podcast has been a great supplement for digging deeper into epi research methods and causal inference!
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