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Genetic Epidemiology

The purpose of this seminar is to bring together researchers in human genetics, epidemiology, and related disciplines, to discuss issues of common interest.  Topics focus primarily on genetic and environmental contributions to disease, and gene–environment interaction.  Our goal is to use information from both human genetics and epidemiology to arrive at a methodology for understanding the complex etiology of common diseases.

Seminar: #577
Founded: 1982

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Genetic Epidemiology
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Chair:
Gary Heiman
Associate Research Scientist
Columbia University
212.305.6607
gah13@columbia.edu

Rapporteur:
Lynn Petukova
Columbia University
lmp2110@columbia.edu

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