Biostatistics: Principles and Practice

Description

The creation and use of statistical techniques for a broad range of biological topics are known as biostatistics. It includes planning biological studies, gathering and analyzing the data obtained from those experiments, and interpreting the findings. Biostatisticians utilize statistical techniques to address essential concerns in medicine, biology, and public health, such as whether a new treatment is effective, what factors contribute to the development of cancer and other diseases, and the prognosis for a particular condition. The profession of biostatistics is well-respected and compensated. Those with the appropriate skill set can pursue a rewarding and significant career. A job as a biostatistician is an excellent method to combine your strengths if you have a keen interest in math, science, statistics, and health. The statistical techniques and procedures used to analyze biological events are the subject of biostatistics (also known as biometry). Designing biological experiments and interpreting, gathering, summarizing, and analyzing the data from those studies are all included in the field of biostatistics. Undergraduate and graduate biostatistics students in the biological, agricultural, and health sciences may use this book as a textbook. It will benefit researchers in these and related fields.