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| 1982:Jennifer
Kelsey |
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On Achievements and
Challenges, Cincinnati, Ohio |
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| 1983: Paul Stolley |
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On Faith, Evidence,
and The Epidemiologist, Winnepeg, Manitoba |
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| 1984: Elizabeth
Barrett-Connor |
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On NIH Funding
Procedures, Houston, Texas |
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| 1985: Kenneth
Rothman |
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On the Key Role of
Criticism, Chapel Hill, North Carolina |
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| 1989: Moyses Szklo |
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On Issues Related to
Epidemiology and Policy, Birmingham, Alabama |
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| 1990: Jonathan
Samet |
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On the Need for
Greater Unity to Meet the Challenges Facing
Epidemiology in the 90’s, Snowbird, Utah |
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| 1992: Charles H.
Hennekens |
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On the Value of
Teamwork, Minneapolis, Minnesota |
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| 1994: Ward Cates |
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On “Consequential
Epidemiology,” Miami, Florida |
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| 1995: Diana Petitti |
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On the Value of
Interaction for Epidemiologists of Different Sub-Specialties,
Snowbird, Utah |
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| 1996: Lewis Kuller |
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On Seven Curable “Sins
of Epidemiology,” Boston, Massachusetts |
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| 1997: Leslie
Bernstein |
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On Problems With NIH
Peer Review, Edmonton, Alberta |
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| 1998: Allen Wilcox |
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On Positive Trends and
Some Advice for Epidemiologists, Chicago, Illinois |
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| 1999: David
Schottenfeld |
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On the Need for a New
Paradigm Regarding Medical Devices, Baltimore, Maryland |
