Crystal Shaw

@CShawsome

Biostatistics Manager, Amgen | Biostatistics PhD, UCLA

Los Angeles, CA Joined December 2015

107 Following 81 Followers 59 Posts

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Crystal Shaw @CShawsome Aug 10, 2021

Excited to present my work on a Bayesian framework for algorithmic dementia classification at #JSM2021 alongside a fantastic group of speakers 🌟 Join us Thursday 8/12 at 7am PST ☀️☕️😁

Shubhabrata "Joey" Mukherjee @smukherj09 Aug 10, 2021

Attending #JSM2021? Make sure to join our @MELODEM contributed papers session on 12th August at 10 am ET . We have a fantastic series of talks by Laura Gibbons, @Alden_Gross, @cshawsome, Michelle Shardell, Chen-Pin Wang. @FHpsych.

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Crystal Shaw @CShawsome Jun 30, 2021

Excited and honored to present on Day 2 of the MELODEM virtual meeting 🌟 It’s always a party with @melodem_group 🥳

Crystal Shaw @CShawsome Jun 24, 2021

Such an honor to work with @ER_Mayeda— literal superstar🌟✨

Maria Glymour @MariaGlymour Jun 24, 2021

And she concludes by thanking her amazing team (including @EHayesLarson, @CShawsome, and her #EpiBaby whose arrival is why the 2020 award lecture is being given in 2021). Congratulations ER Mayeda on the outstanding research, amazing team, and seriously adorable baby.
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Crystal Shaw @CShawsome Mar 27, 2021

Received the loveliest surprise from my PI ⁦@ER_Mayeda⁩ today!! A mug commemorating my first first-author paper 😱The level of support and mentorship in this group is off the charts 🌟 I feel so lucky 💙💛

Crystal Shaw @CShawsome Mar 11, 2021

PhD milestone: Excited to share my first first-author paper! Loved working with @EHayesLarson, @MariaGlymour, @CaroleDufouil, @timothyjhohman, @Prof_R_Whitmer, @EpiKobayashi, & @ER_Mayeda on sims re: selective survival and sex/gender diffs in dementia incidence. Happy reading!

JAMA Network Open @JAMANetworkOpen Mar 10, 2021

Decision analytical model finds higher dementia incidence in women vs men may be due to selective survival: old men are a highly selected group because of higher mortality in men than women. @UCLAHealth ja.ma/3btn1as
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