Category Archives: Medical Informatics
Before Big Data mining, we need to ensure privacy–but how?
First things first, but not necessarily in that order! – words of wisdom from Doctor Who The tweet below got me thinking about the importance … Continue reading
CMU/MSR Mindswap on Privacy
As some of you may have noticed in some of my more recent blog postings, I have started writing about my interest in the field of privacy. With all that … Continue reading
Data Mining applied to Medical Research
As a follow up to my blog below concerning analyzing medical data and privacy, check out my channel8.msdn.com interview concerning the application of data mining to medical research and the … Continue reading
Analyzing Data while Protecting Privacy – A Case Study
Abstract Analysis and sharing of aggregate data (e.g., number of users whose favorite color is blue) is crucial to understanding patterns of the population being studied. The problem is that … Continue reading
Early establishment of a pool of latently infected, resting CD4+ T cells during primary HIV-1 infection
Early establishment of a pool of latently infected, resting CD4+ T cells during primary HIV-1 infectionTae-Wook Chun,*† Delphine Engel,* M. Michelle Berrey,‡ Theresa Shea,‡ Lawrence Corey,‡ and Anthony S. Fauci* *Laboratory … Continue reading
