Few figures in recent public health history have sparked as much debate and discussion as Dr. Martin Kulldorff. This biography goes into the life and work of this prominent epidemiologist, offering a comprehensive exploration of his contributions to the field and the controversies that have surrounded him.

Within these pages, we will trace Dr. Kulldorff's intellectual journey, from his early fascination with the science of drugs to his pivotal role in shaping the field of pharmacoepidemiology. We will examine his meticulous approach to research methodology and his unwavering commitment to causal inference. The book will also explore Dr. Kulldorff's work on emerging infectious diseases, from HIV/AIDS to West Nile virus and SARS

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