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Bruce Levin
Statistics
New York, New York
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Bruce Levin is a statistics, clinical trials and bio statistics expert witness in New York. Levin completed B.A in mathematics from Columbia University in 1968 and finished M.A in 1972 from Harvard University. In 1974 he went to Harvard University for Ph.D in applied mathematics and statistics. Currently, Bruce Levin is the professor of biostatistics at the Columbia University, Mailman School Of Public Health.
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