Index of John C. Cassel Distinguished Lecture

John C. Cassel Distinguished Lecture

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This lecture series, which has also been referred to as the John Cassel Seminar, originally endowed by Berton and Ellen Kaplan.

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1998 - Sherman A. James, Hypertension in African Americans: The Social Context of Risk
2000 - George A. Kaplan, Upstream and Downstream Approaches to Inequalities in Health
2001 - Darwin Labarthe
2002 - Naomar Almeida Filho, The Ethnoepidemiology of Mental Health: Insights from Latin America
2003 - Nigel Paneth, What can modern epidemiologists learn from John Snow?
2004 - Ezra Susser
2005 - Graham A. Colditz
2015 - Moyses Szklo, Epidemiology for Public Health: Are We Missing the Boat?
The 2015 John C. Cassel Distinguished Lecture, presented February 4, 2015 by Moyses Szklo, MD, DrPH, MPH, Professor, Department of Epidemiology,
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
2015 - Moyses Szklo, Epidemiology for Public Health: Are We Missing the Boat?
(original webpage) 2015 John C. Cassel Distinguished Lecture
2016 - Sandro Galea, The social in context: On rational directions in quantitative population health science
2016 John Cassel Distinguished Lecture, presented April 20, 2016 by Sandro Galea, MD, DrPH, Dean and Robert A. Knox Professor, Boston University School of Public Health