Infectious diseases, epidemiology, and social networks at the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, NUS
I’ve always found it rather ironic that those of us trained to collect, analyze and interpret data are often the worst qualified to communicate it. This is evident from the results sections of millions of scientific papers out there, littered with visually unappealing, cluttered, incomprehensible and, at worst, highly deceiving graphs. The purpose of a…
Phew, that was an extremely long month of data analysis! In August, our team decided to conduct a randomized controlled trial in one of our ungraduate public health classes. The title of our study was “Healthy Eating Using a Mobile App Among University Students in Singapore”. In order to gather the data that we needed,…