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This year
Publications, methods papers, and conference contributions from the team this year.
New publication in The Annals of Thoracic Surgery
A study of survival after surgical (SAVR) and transcatheter (TAVR) aortic valve replacement versus medical management in dialysis-dependent patients with aortic stenosis.
Read more →New publication in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology: validating CABG conduit counts
A validation of the conduit counts recorded in Medicare claims for coronary artery bypass grafting, benchmarked against operative notes and the STS National Database.
Read more →New publication in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology
A large national analysis of over 1.2 million Medicare beneficiaries tackling a long-standing question in cardiac surgery: whether multiarterial grafting during coronary artery bypass grafting truly improves survival.
Read more →Our contributions to EHA 2026 in Stockholm
The team contributed to six abstracts at this year's EHA Congress, held in Stockholm, spanning lymphoma and myeloma/MGUS research with one oral presentation.
Read more →New publication in Blood Cancer Journal
A large, prospective, population-based study from Iceland investigating whether SARS-CoV-2 vaccination affects M-protein trajectories in over 1,800 individuals with MGUS or smouldering multiple myeloma.
Read more →New publication in Statistics in Medicine
A biologically motivated natural-history model of tumour growth and metastatic progression that directly incorporates the effects of hormonal therapy.
Read more →New publication in European Urology Oncology: quality of life and progression
An examination of the dynamic relationship between quality of life and disease progression or death in metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.
Read more →Our contributions to EASL 2026 in Barcelona
The team contributed to six abstracts at this year's EASL Congress in Barcelona, reflecting ongoing work in hepatology and non-invasive liver-disease risk prediction.
Read more →New publication in BMC Medical Research Methodology
A new methodological approach for fair comparisons of survival probabilities across study clusters such as hospitals, regions, or other hierarchical units.
Read more →New publication in Drug Discovery Today
A position piece on the use of open-source software in the pharmaceutical industry — a topic of growing importance for the sector.
Read more →New publication in the Journal of the American Heart Association
Research examining the relationship between neighbourhood deprivation and survival outcomes following coronary artery bypass grafting.
Read more →New publication in the European Heart Journal
Swedish register data used to examine familial aggregation of congenital heart defects, with dose-response patterns and recurrence by kinship type.
Read more →Last year
A busy year of publications, courses, talks, events, and new team members.
New publication in the International Journal of Cancer
An investigation using Swedish register data into how the timing of disease progression affects survival in patients with mantle cell lymphoma.
Read more →New publication in Leukemia
A study of infection risk in individuals with smouldering multiple myeloma, drawing on data from the iStopMM study in Iceland.
Read more →RDA relaunches its YouTube channel with a free survival-analysis course
The channel now hosts 13 lectures and 4 practicals covering survival data, parametric models, Cox models, and related topics — free to all.
Read more →New publication in the American Journal of Kidney Diseases
An open-access paper, co-authored by Drs Gasparini and Crowther, on prediction models for assessing the suitability of deceased-donor kidneys.
Read more →Join us at the Nordic Life Science Days 2025
Team members attended the largest life-science industry partnering event in the Nordics, held 13–14 October in Gothenburg.
Read more →Meet us at ISPOR EU 2025
Dr Crowther presented a poster on flexible parametric inference for cause-specific hazard competing-risks models at ISPOR Europe, 9–12 November.
Read more →New publication in the British Journal of Dermatology
A Swedish register-data study examining real-world outcomes in patients with cutaneous T-cell lymphomas, including mycosis fungoides.
Read more →Posit interview featuring Alessandro Gasparini
Dr Gasparini is featured on the Posit blog discussing building high-quality, open-source statistical software for biostatistics.
Read more →Our contributions to ISCB46: three abstracts, a pre-conference course, and a session chair
At the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics conference the team delivered a pre-conference course, two oral presentations, a poster, and chaired a session.
Read more →Welcome to Rickard
Dr Rickard Strandberg joins as Senior Biostatistician, bringing experience in real-world data and close collaboration with clinical researchers.
Read more →Five posters at EHA25
The team contributed five posters to the European Hematology Association annual congress, spanning lymphoma and myeloma research.
Read more →RDA sponsors the Young Statisticians Meeting 2025 in Liverpool
Red Door Analytics is proud to sponsor the Young Statisticians Meeting, supporting the next generation of biostatisticians.
Read more →Join us at the Biostatistics Networking Event at Karolinska Institutet
RDA took part as both exhibitor and presenter at this year's biostatistics networking event hosted at Karolinska Institutet.
Read more →New publication in European Urology Oncology: PSA dynamics and survival
A joint-modelling study of PSA trajectories and survival outcomes in patients with metastatic prostate cancer.
Read more →RDA's Winter School is back
The 2025 Winter School in Biostatistics returns to Stockholm on 17–21 November, focusing on causal inference in survival analysis.
Read more →Join Alessandro for a free seminar on Bayesian methods at RDA
Dr Gasparini presents a seminar on the development and application of Bayesian methods at Red Door Analytics, part of the Learn Bayes series at Karolinska Institutet.
Read more →New publication on estimating the mean number of events
A novel parametric model — led by Dr Joshua Entrop with Dr Michael Crowther — that simultaneously models recurrent and competing events to estimate the mean number of events.
Read more →Join Sara for a free seminar on multi-state models at Karolinska Institutet
Dr Sara Ekberg leads a one-hour seminar on multi-state models, one of RDA's specialist subjects, as part of the CBB Biostatistical Seminar Series.
Read more →Welcome to Joshua Entrop
Dr Joshua Entrop joins as a Biostatistician.
Read more →Where it started
The launch of the new Red Door Analytics brand.