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Join the Center for Health Decision Science at the Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis annual conference and meeting in Washington D.C., March 13-15, 2019. The conference will feature

Nearly half of all childhood cancers are not being diagnosed globally, according to a new modeling study by CHDS doctoral student Zachary Ward and colleagues.

Last year (2018) marked the 40th anniversary of the 1978 Declaration of Alma-Ata, a text which underscores the importance of health for all people. The authors of the

The Centre for Health Economics (CHE) at York University announces two short courses this Spring, both focusing on economic evaluation in different contexts. “Statistical Methods in

CHDS faculty Ankur Pandya presented “CEA in the USA: A Quantitative Approach to Identify Low-Value Care” at a HPM Research Seminar. Dr. Pandya discussed how in U.S. health policy

CHDS Faculty Director Sue J. Goldie and Senior Research Scientist Eve Wittenberg offers the on-line decision science course “RDS 202: Decision Science for Public Health”

What is risk analysis and why is it important in decision science? This February, Professor James K. Hammitt offers the 4-day course “Analyzing Risk: Principles, Concepts, and Applications”

CHDS affiliated faculty Lisa A. Prosser spent two days on-site with Eve Wittenberg collaborating on ongoing research on spillover effects of illness.

Finding interesting and up-to-date work that challenges students to think carefully about difficult methodological issues is a challenge for educators. CHDS faculty Lisa A. Robinson recently

The CHDS Cervical Cancer Team presented new research results at the 32nd International Papillomavirus Conference in Sydney, Australia.