Ramses Sadek

Ramses Sadek is a Professor and Director of the Cancer Center Biostatistics Core at Augusta University's Medical College of Georgia. He holds a PhD in Statistics & Educational Psychology from the University of Georgia (1992). His expertise spans biostatistics, clinical trial design, and oncology research, with over 200 protocol contributions across academia, industry, and government sectors.

Education:

• PhD in Statistics & Educational Psychology, University of Georgia, 1992

Research Interests: Dr. Sadek focuses on health disparities, clinical trial design (especially in oncology), multiplicity challenges, incomplete data analysis, and public health epidemiology. His work integrates methodological innovations with real-world applications in oncology, diagnostics, and healthcare economics.

Articles Overview: His recent publications emphasize oncology clinical trials, immune therapy evaluation, and cost-effectiveness analysis of screening programs. Themes include novel trial designs, adverse event profiling, and genomic correlates of treatment outcomes.

Advising & Grants: While no formal advisees are listed, Dr. Sadek collaborates extensively on FDA-regulated trials and multidisciplinary projects. He has managed numerous protocols involving industry, government, and non-profit partnerships.

Labs/Teams: Leads the Cancer Center Biostatistics Core, a hub for statistical support in oncology research and clinical trial execution. Active in data safety monitoring committees and editorial roles for professional journals.