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Mo Abdolell is a biostatistician who, through the application of statistical models, develops solutions that help clinicians make evidence-based decisions for the diagnosis and treatment of patients. His research primarily focuses on the appropriateness of care, including the appropriate use of technologies to enhance healthcare system efficiency and improve patient outcomes. Professor Abdolell analyzes data generated by the Nova Scotia Breast Screening Program, integrating linked image data from the diagnostic imaging department to create and enhance clinical decision-making tools for breast cancer screening. His work aims to improve the early detection of breast cancer by understanding how breast density impacts mammography effectiveness. With a strong background in biostatistics, epidemiology, and health informatics, he has a significant interest in translational research to ensure that findings have an immediate and direct impact on patient care. He has contributed extensively to the development of data-driven tools that assist clinical decision making in the field of breast imaging. His collaborations extend nationally and internationally, with multiple presentations at renowned conferences such as the Radiological Society of North America and the European Congress of Radiology.