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Ken Cheung
Biostatistics and Epidemiology
Columbia University
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About Ken Cheung at Columbia University (Columbia)
Based at Columbia University, Ken Cheung focuses their scholarly efforts on cerebrovascular diseases, carotid artery diseases, clinical trial statistics, cardiovascular disease prevention, ophthalmic biostatistics, neurodegenerative trials, mobile health screening, statistical methodology, bridging the gap between theory and practice in cerebrovascular diseases.
A representative example of their recent contribution is the study titled "Safety, immunovirological, and CNS effects of PD-1 inhibition in people with HIV without malignancy", which offers critical insights into the dynamics of cerebrovascular diseases and carotid artery diseases. Additional work such as "Prospective Validation of the New <scp>PLS</scp> Diagnostic Criteria From <scp>PLS</scp> Natural History Study: <scp>EMG</scp> and Neurofilament Analyses" further demonstrates their commitment to advancing knowledge in this domain.
Research Areas
cerebrovascular diseasescarotid artery diseasesclinical trial statisticscardiovascular disease preventionophthalmic biostatisticsneurodegenerative trialsmobile health screeningstatistical methodology
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