Dr. Ellen Eisen

Biography

Ellen Eisen is a Professor at the Center for Occupational and Environmental Health. She is trained in biostatistics and is interested in questions regarding the role of work in health, particularly focusing on the contributions of occupational exposures to disease risk. Her research encompasses exposure-response models in occupational health studies, the healthy worker survivor bias, and the impact of occupational respiratory diseases. She has also explored issues related to opioid mortality and suicide among manufacturing workers. As a core faculty member, she plays a significant role in the graduate academic programs within her department, guiding trainees and contributing to the academic discourse in her field.

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