Valerie Montgomery-Rice MD | Chair, Ob/Gyn, Meharry |
Rani Lewis MD | OB-GYN, Meharry |
Pat Temple MD | Pediatrics, VU and Nurses for Newborns |
Melanie Lutenbacher |
VU School of Nursing |
Kelly Bennett MD | VU Ob/Gyn |
Connie Graves MD | VU Ob/Gyn |
Diana Marver PhD | VU Medical Admin, Director of Research & Research Training, M-V Alliance |
Paulette Tempro | |
Luis Litonjua | |
Frank Harrell PhD | VU Biostatistics |
Wednesdays 7:30am-9:00am, Meharry-Vanderbilt Alliance office, 1919 Charlotte Ave (corner of 20th & Charlotte, behind Baptist Hospital), Suite 300.
E-mail list: williamss@mmc.edu, kelly.a.bennett@vanderbilt.edu, eddavis@mmc.edu, connie.graves@vanderbilt.edu, lhamilton@mmc.edu, rlewis@mmc.edu, litonjua@mmc.edu, melanie.lutenbacher@vanderbilt.edu, diana.marver@Vanderbilt.Edu, vmontgomery-rice@mmc.edu, pat.temple@vanderbilt.edu, ptempro@mmc.edu, f.harrell@Vanderbilt.EduThe impact of dental therapy will be assessed in the subgroup of subjects with baseline periodontal disease. For the other two factors, effects will be assessed by pooling over the two disease groups. Comparisons involve contrasting two or three treatment groups at a time, adjusting for the main effects of the other treatments and baseline disease status using additive regression models.
For the primary response, the Cox proportional hazards model will be used. For the stress score, ordinary multiple regression will be used. For progesterone level, ordinary regression will be used adjusting for baseline progesterone as a covariate.I | Attachment | Action | Size | Date | Who | Comment |
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