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Education and Training
| DrPH
| 1988
| Columbia University
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| MPH
| 1985
| Columbia University
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| MS
| 1978
| New York University
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| BA
| 1972
| Bennington College
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Associate Professor of Clinical Epidemiology (in Medicine), Mailman School of Public Health
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Department of Medicine, College of Physicians and Surgeons
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| Dr. Mary Ann Chiasson’s research focuses on the epidemiology of HIV, particularly risk factors for sexual transmission and gynecologic manifestations of HIV; women’s reproductive health; and infant mortality. Dr. Chiasson has a long-standing collaboration with the chief of OB/GYN Pathology at Presbyterian Hospital on studies of cervical human papillomavirus infection in HIV-infected and uninfected women, and has made important contributions to understanding the epidemiology of HIV/AIDS. In addition to her teaching responsibilities at the Mailman School, she has published more than 50 papers. In 1986, she served as an epidemiologist in the Office of AIDS Surveillance, and later, as assistant director of AIDS Research at the New York City Department of Health. Subsequently, Dr. Chiasson was appointed assistant commissioner of Health for New York City with scientific and administrative responsibility for AIDS Surveillance, AIDS Research and Vital Statistics and Epidemiology (1991). In 1999, Dr. Chiasson was named vice president for Research and Evaluation of Medical and Health Research Association of New York City, Inc.(MHRA).
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