Mian Bazle Hossain

Dr. Mian Bazle Hossain serves as a Professor of Biostatistics in the Department of Public and Allied Health within Morgan State University's School of Community Health & Policy. Based in the Health and Human Services Center (HHSC) Room 348B, he directs biostatistical research and teaching with expertise in complex survey data analysis from major national datasets including NHANES, NSFG, and BRFSS.

His research spans critical public health domains:

• HIV/AIDS comorbidities and cardiovascular implications
• Intimate partner and sexual violence epidemiology
• Maternal-child health disparities
• Nutrition and physical activity interventions
• Racial and socioeconomic health inequities

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals strong emphasis on quantitative methods for health disparity research, particularly focused on African American populations and HIV-positive cohorts. His work frequently employs advanced statistical modeling of national survey data to examine structural determinants of health outcomes.

Major recognitions include:

• NIH-funded RCMI Core Leadership for Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
• HRSA grant as Principal Investigator for Maternal and Child Health data analysis ($119,966; 2023-2025)
• Multiple Maryland Department of Health sub-awards for opioid vulnerability mapping and minority health evaluation

Dr. Hossain has secured over $470,000 in competitive research funding since 2013, directing secondary data analysis projects that inform health policy. His international impact includes biostatistical training workshops in Nigeria, Zambia, and Ghana for PEPFAR staff and INDEPTH network researchers. Current initiatives focus on cardiovascular risk stratification in HIV populations and HRSA-funded maternal health analytics.