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Louise-Anne McNutt
Associate Professor
School of Public Health
Department:
Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Infectious disease epidemiology; epidemics; HIV/AIDS in developing countries; transmission of bloodborne pathogens (HIV, hepatitis); sexually transmitted diseases; intimate partner violence.
Campus phone: (518) 402-0403
Campus email: lmcnutt@albany.edu
Louise-Anne McNutt joined the faculty of the School of Public Health after serving in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Epidemic Intelligence Service. She conducts studies on transmission of infectious diseases in developing countries, with a focus on developing prevention programs to stop the progression of HIV and hepatitis. In the U.S., she conducts detailed studies of intimate partner violence (IPV) and its ramifications in other aspects of women's lives. McNutt, who spent time in central Asia researching infectious diseases, has also conducted multiple outbreak investigations and an evaluation of a comprehensive AIDS curriculum, and continuously works on improving epidemiologic methods utilized in these studies. She received her doctorate in preventive medicine from the University of Iowa.
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