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Abu Taher Minhajuddin, Ph.D.

Details of Research

Name:		Abu Taher Mohammad Minhajuddin, Ph.D.
Academic Title:		Assistant Professor
Primary Appointment:		Clinical Sciences
Secondary Appointment:		Family and Community Medicine
School:		Southwestern Medical School
Department Website:		Department of Clinical Sciences

RESEARCH INTERESTS

	Statistical Methodology in Clinical Trials
	Longitudinal and Multivariate Data Analyses
	Missing Data Techniques
	Linear and Logistic Regression Analyses
	Survival Analyses

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

	Coyle YM, Hynan LS, Euhus DM, Minhajuddin A, "An ecological study of the association of environmental chemicals and metals on breast cancer incidence in Texas" Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 92:107 ? 114, 2005
	 Minhajuddin A, Frawley W, Schucany W, and Woodward W, "A bootstrap test for multivariate directional alternative hypotheses" Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 137:2302 ? 2315, 2007
	Coyle YM, Minhajuddin A., Hynan LS, Minna, JD, "An Ecological Study of the Association of Metal Air Pollutants with Lung Cancer Incidence in Texas" Journal of Thoracic Oncology, 1:654-661, 2006
	 Holavanahalli R, Lezotte D, Hayes M, Minhajuddin A, Fauerbach J, Engrav L, Helm P, Kowalske K, "Profile of patients lost to follow-up in the Burn Injury Rehabilitation Model Systems’ Longitudinal Database" Journal of Burn Care and Rehabilitation, 27:703-712, 2006
	 Myers LL, MD, Sumer BD, MD, Defatta RJ., MD, Phd, Minhajuddin A., Phd, "Free tissue transfer reconstruction of the head and neck at a veterans affairs hospital" Head & Neck, 2007

SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS

	Coyle YM, Hynan LS, Euhus DM, Minhajuddin A, "An ecological study of the association of environmental chemicals and metals on breast cancer incidence in Texas" Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 92:107 ? 114, 2005

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