Duncan Mahood is a masters-level epidemiologist and public health consultant with extensive experience in data science and epidemiologic methods. Currently, he works with Epidemiologic Research & Methods, LLC (ERM), an Atlanta-based consulting firm, on research for pharmaceutical and biotech clients. Although trained as an infectious disease modeler, Duncan has experience working on a range of disease areas including oncology, rare genetic disorders, and environmental toxicants.
Duncan lives and works remotely, but is currently stationed in Mexico City.
MPH in Global Epidemiology, 2019
Rollins School of Public Health
BSc in History of Science, Medicine & Technology, 2014
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Spatial analysis of local area incident transition from malaria-free to active transmission status.
What would happen if Nipah virus was more contagious?
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