Arnaud Chiolero MD PhD
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Population Health Scientist Epidemiologist | Head of the Population Health Laboratory https://projects.unifr.ch/pophealthlab/ | 🇨🇭 UNIFR & 🇨🇦 McGill #lifecourse #epidemiology #surveillance #monitoring #cancer
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Had a fantastic few days in Oslo with @robertwplatt.bsky.social, @je-schwarze.bsky.social, and colleagues (plus @jdwilko.bsky.social online!) discussing how to do better reproductive research!
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Having a degree is -on average- better than having no degree, but it is not sufficient.
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Kennedy is wrong, for sure, but how to resist⁉️ "To uphold a truly evidence-based public health, we must re-enchant and reinforce independent scientific institutions capable of generating valid expertise grounded in population health sciences." #PopHealthLab
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Reinforce Population Health Sciences for Evidence-Based Public Health
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Sitting here bleary after another poor night's sleep, disinclined to engage in a day of cognitive effort, this chart from @jburnmurdoch.ft.com really strikes home on.ft.com/4eFZG4l
Shows death rates in US and eu cities by temperature, air con being the decisive factor
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The world is awful. The world is much better. The world can be much better.

All three statements are true at the same time. Understanding this is key to solving big global problems.

We believe data & research can help us understand both the problems we face & the progress that’s possible. 🧵
A chart in three parts showing data on child mortality to make the points that "The world is awful. The world is much better. The world can be much better. All three statements are true at the same time."
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✍️ New article: “$3 a day: A new poverty line has shifted the World Bank’s data on extreme poverty. What changed, and why?” 🧵
A line chart showing the global number of people living in extreme poverty. Extreme poverty is defined as living below the International Poverty Line (IPL), which is $2.15 per day in 2017 prices (shown as a red line on the chart) and $3 per day in 2021 prices (shown as a blue line).

125 million people who would not have been counted as extremely poor before June 2025 (when the IPL was raised to $3 per day) are now included.

This data is adjusted for inflation and for differences in living costs between countries. The data source is the World Bank (2024 and 2025). The chart is CC BY Our World in Data.
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Near #Lausanne 🇨🇭 August 2025
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The Thinker. Los Angeles, 1930

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"Continuously expanding disease criteria can reduce underdiagnosis and increase appropriate care, but often risk overdiagnosis, resulting in overtreatment and low-value care, ultimately threatening health care sustainability." #PopHealthLab
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The Impact of Definitions of Disease on Overdiagnosis
This Viewpoint discusses the global challenge of defining diseases and the need to balance broader access to medical treatment with avoidance of harmful medicaliziation and inefficient resource use.
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US children's health has worsened from 2007 to 2023 across various indicators, including mortality, chronic conditions, and mental health.

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Figure 1. All-Cause Mortality Rates per 100 000 in the US vs OECD18 for <1-Year-Old Infants and 1- to 19-Year-Old Individuals, 2007-2022
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This will be:

* the first European Congress of Epidemiology since Cork, Ireland 2019

* the 70th conference of the Society for Social Medicine & Population Health

* the 70th anniversary of the first meeting of the International Epidemiological Association

So a real celebration of Epi in Europe!
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SAVE THE DATE: The 2026 IEA European Congress of Epidemiology and 70th @socsocmed.bsky.social Annual Conference will take place in London, UK on 8th-11th September 2026!

#EpiSky #EuroEpi2026
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Easter 2025 in Lugano #Switzerland
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#SoonInAJPH: "Building Community Research Capacity to Address Cardiovascular Health Disparities"

An adapted curriculum significantly boosts community research capacity and participation in cardiovascular health initiatives.
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Three thinks to do in quantitative population health studies (1) set a theoretical estimand, (2) link it to an empirical estimand, and (3) learn from data. You want to know more⁉️ Read this fantastic review #PopHealthLab
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What is Your Estimand? Defining the Target Quantity Connects Statistical Evidence to Theory | Brandon Stewart
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