**Curriculum Vitae**

**MICHAEL A. STOTO**

April, 2002

Senior Statistical Scientist

RAND

1200 South Hayes Street

Arlington, VA 22202

Phone: (703) 413-1100, x5472

Fax: (703) 413-8111

E-mail: mstoto@rand.org

U.S. Citizen.

**EDUCATION**

Harvard University: Ph.D. in Statistics, 1979; A.M. in Statistics, 1977;
recipient of National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship.

Princeton University: A.B. in Statistics with High Honors, 1975.

**PRIMARY EMPLOYMENT**

2001- Senior Statistical Scientist, RAND

1998-2001 Professor and Chair, Department of Epidemiology and
Biostatistics, School of Public Health and Health Services, George
Washington University

1997-1998 Senior Staff Officer, Institute of Medicine, National Academy
of Sciences

1993‑1996 Director, Division of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention,
Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences

1991‑1992 Deputy Director, Division of Health Promotion and Disease
Prevention, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences

1987‑1991 Senior Staff Officer, Institute of Medicine, National Academy
of Sciences

1983‑1987 Associate Professor of Public Policy, J. F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University (on leave, 1983‑1984)

1984. Senior Staff Officer, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of
      Sciences

1979‑1983 Assistant Professor of Public Policy, J. F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University

1977‑1986 Research Scholar, International Institute for Applied Systems
Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria (various summers)

1974‑1976 Research Assistant, Office of Population Studies, Princeton
University, Princeton, New Jersey

1974. Research Assistant, Politics Department, Princeton University

**ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS**

2002- Professor of Policy Analysis, RAND Graduate School

2001-2002 Adjunct Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, George
Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services

2000-2003 Adjunct Professor of Biostatistics, Harvard University

1998-2001 Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, School of Public
Health and Health Services, George Washington University

1997-2000 Adjunct Lecturer in Biostatistics, Harvard University

1996-1998 Adjunct Associate Professor of Epidemiology, The George
Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services

1991-1996 Professorial Lecturer, Department of Demography, Georgetown
University

1990 Senior Research Scholar, Department of Demography, Georgetown
University

1983-1987 Associate Professor of Public Policy, J. F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University

1979‑1987 Faculty Associate, Center for Population Studies, Harvard
University

1979‑1983 Assistant Professor of Public Policy, J. F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University

1975‑1979 Teaching Fellow, Statistics Department, Harvard University

**HONORS AND DISTINCTIONS**

American Public Health Association Statistics Section Award, 1999

National Research Council Group Recognition Award, 1994

National Research Council Group Recognition Award, 1992

Institute of Medicine Group Achievement Award, 1991

National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship, 1975-1978

**MAJOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICE**

**National**

2002-2005 Member, Data Safety Monitoring Board, International Centers
for Tropical Disease Research, NIAID/NIH

2002-2003 Chair, Statistics Section, American Public Health Association

2002-2003 Consultant, Committee on the Ryan White CARE Act: Data for
Resource Allocation, Planning, and Evaluation, National Academy of
Sciences/Institute of Medicine

2002 Member, Special Emphasis Panel to Review Applications for
Developmental Centers for Child Health and Development, NICHD/NIH

2001-2003 Invited participant, Epidemiology Workshop to Determine the
Feasibility and Design of a Study on the Long-Term Effects of Anthrax
Vaccine, U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases

2001-2001 Chair-elect, Statistics Section, American Public Health
Association

2001 Invited presenter, Consultation on Estimating Incidence of HIV
Infection in the United States, Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention

2001 Consultant, Immunization Safety Review Committee, National Academy
of Sciences/Institute of Medicine

2000-2001 Member, Statistics Section Council, American Public Health
Association

1999-2007 Member, Advisory Committee on Special Studies Relating to the
Possible Long-Term Health Effects of Phenoxy Herbicides and
Contaminants, Department of Health and Human Services

1999-2003 Member, Ethics and Standards of Practice Committee, American
College Of Epidemiology

1999-2000 Consultant, Committee on Health Effects Associated with
Exposures During the Persian Gulf War, National Academy of
Sciences/Institute of Medicine

1999-2000 Consultant, Committee on HIV Prevention Strategies, National
Academy of Sciences/Institute of Medicine

1999 Member, Special Emphasis Panel to Review Applications for Centers
for the Demography of Aging, NIA/NIH

1999 Member, Expert Panel on Adherence to HIV Treatment Protocols,
American Public Health Association

1998-2001 Chair, Biostatistics Council, Association of Schools of Public
Health

1996-1998 Liaison member and member of methodology working group, Task
Force on Community Preventive Services, Department of Health and Human
Services

1995-1996 Secretary, Statistics Section, American Public Health
Association

1992-1994 Program Chairman, Epidemiology Section, American Statistical
Association

1989-1993 Member, Health Services Research and Developmental Grants
Review Committee, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research

1988-1990 Member, Panel on AIDS Statistics, National Research Council

1986‑1989 Member, Panel on Decennial Census Methodology, National
Research Council

1986‑1990 Member, U.S. Committee for the International Institute for
Applied Systems Analysis

1986 Consultant, Committee on a National Strategy for AIDS, National
Academy of Sciences/Institute of Medicine

1985‑1990 Member (Chair in 1989), American Statistical Association
Census Advisory Committee

1985 Consultant, Panel on Statistics for an Aging Population, National
Academy of Sciences

1984 Expert witness on census undercount, U.S. Bureau of the Census

1982 Expert witness on equal representation, Civil Rights Division,
United States Department of Justice

1981‑1982 Member, American Statistical Association Technical Panel on
Census Undercount

1980 Consultant, Planning Study for an Ongoing Study of Costs of
Environment‑ Related Health Effects, National Academy of
Sciences/Institute of Medicine

**PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES**

American College of Epidemiology

American Public Health Association

American Statistical Association

International Association for Official Statistics

International Epidemiological Association

International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies

International Union for the Scientific Study of Population

Population Association of America

**OTHER PUBLIC SERVICE**

2003- Member, Advisory Committee, 4th District Community Health
Partnership

2001- Member, Evaluation Committee, DC Area Health Education Center

2000- Member, Bioterrorism Task Force, Metropolitan Washington Council
of Governments

2000-2001 Member, District of Columbia HIV Surveillance Implementation
Advisory Group

2000- Member, Institutional Review Board, Sequella Global Tuberculosis
Foundation

2000- Member, Data Safety Monitoring Board, Sequella Global Tuberculosis
Foundation

1985‑1987 Member, Research Advisory Group of the New England Institute
for Healthcare Services Research

1981‑1982 President, Boston Chapter, American Statistical Association

1978‑1979 Member, Advisory Committee to Massachusetts Judicial Court,
Boston, Massachusetts

**MAJOR ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES**

2002- Associate Director for Public Health, RAND Center for Domestic and
International Health Security

1999-2001 Director, Metropolitan Washington Public Health Assessment
Center

1998-2001 Chair, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, School of
Public Health and Health Services, George Washington University

1993‑1996 Director, Division of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention,
Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences

1991‑1992 Deputy Director, Division of Health Promotion and Disease
Prevention, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences

1985-1987 Associate Director, Institute for the Study of Smoking
Behavior and Policy

1982‑1983 Executive Officer, Health Science Policy Working Group,
Division of Health Policy Research and Education, Harvard University

**EDITORIAL BOARDS**

1989-1991 Associate Editor, *Evaluation Review*

1983‑1986 Associate Editor, *Journal of the American Statistical
Association*

**Peer Review Assignments**

Agency for Health Care Policy and Research

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Institute of Medicine

National Institutes of Health (NIA, NICHD)

National Research Council/Committee on Population

National Science Foundation

*American Journal of Preventive Medicine*

*American Journal of Public Health*

*Cancer Causes and Control*

*Demography*

*Evaluation Review*

*Family Planning Perspectives*

*Health Affairs*

*Health Services and Outcomes Research Methodology*

*Health Services Research*

*Journal of General Internal Medicine*

*Journal of Official Statistic*

*Journal Public Health Management and Policy*

*Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics*

*Journal of the American Medical Association*

*Journal of the American Statistical Association*

*Population Index*

*Public Health Reports*

*Science*

*Statistics in Medicine*

**TEACHING EXPERIENCE**

#### Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard University

1997-2002 Research Synthesis and Meta-Analysis for Public Health and
Clinical, course director

#### American Statistical Association/American Public Health Association

2002 Continuing Education Institute on Statistical Methods for State and
Local Public Health Data

#### 

#### George Washington School of Public Health and Health Services

2001 Advanced Epidemiological Methods, course director

2001 HIV/AIDS by the Numbers, course developer and director

2000-2001 Research Synthesis and Meta-Analysis for Public Health and
Clinical Medicine, course developer and director

1998-2001 Introduction to Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine,
discussion section leader and lecturer

1998-1999 Biostatistical Applications for Public Health, course director

1997-2001 Measurement in Public Health and Health Services Research,
course developer and director

1996-1997 Epidemiological Risk Assessment for Public Health, course
developer and director

#### J.F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

1985-1987 Making Public Policy: Values, Democracy, and Public Service,
discussion section leader and lecturer

1985-1987 Empirical Analysis for Public Policy, co-course director

1980-1981 Demographic Methods for Public Policy, course developer and
director

1979-1983 Data Analysis for Public Management, co-course director

#### J.F. Kennedy School of Government and Harvard School of Public Health

1986-1987 Research Seminar in Demography, co-course director

1986-1987 Health Policy in the United States, co-course director

1986-1987 Research Seminar: Selected Topics in Health Policy, co-course
director

#### Georgetown University, Department of Demography

1990, 1995 Statistics I and II, course director

1998 Research Methods II, lecturer

Served on Ph.D. and DrPH dissertation committees for students at GW
SPHHS (2) and Business and Public Management (2), JFK (1), and HSPH (2).

**PUBLICATIONS**

**Peer-reviewed journals**

1.  Barclay GW, Coale AJ, Stoto MA, Trussell TJ. A reassessment of the
    demography of traditional rural China. *Population Index* 1975;
    42:606-635.

2.  Warner RM, Kenny DA, Stoto MA. A new round-robin analysis of
    variance for social interaction data. *Journal of Personality and
    Social Psychology* 1979; 37:1742-1757.

3.  Emerson JD, Stoto MA. Exploratory methods for choosing power
    transformations. *Journal of the American Statistical Association*
    1982; 77: 103-108.

4.  Ausubel JH, Stoto MA. How many will survive the next fifty years?
    *Journal of Policy Analysis and Management* 1982; 118-119.

5.  Stoto MA, DeStefano PM, Bacha PA. Pathology and probabilities
    (letter). *New England Journal of Medicine* 1982; 306:290.

6.  Stoto MA. The accuracy of population projections. *Journal of the
    American Statistical Association* 1983; 78: 13-20.

7.  Ewbank DC, Gomez de Leon JC, Stoto MA. A reducible four‑parameter
    system of model life tables. *Population Studies* 1983; 37:105-127.

8.  Arthur WB, Stoto MA. An analysis of indirect mortality estimation.
    *Population Studies* 1983; 37:301-314.

9.  Emerson JD, Stoto MA. Rejoinder to Exploratory methods for choosing
    power transformations. *Journal of the American Statistical
    Association* 1984; 79: 108-109.

10. Schermerhorn JM, Stoto MA. Measuring a redistricting plan\'s
    deviation from population equality and its effect on minorities: New
    Mexico\'s experiment with a 'votes‑cast' formula. *University of
    California Davis Law Review* 1984; 17:591-610.

11. Stoto MA, Ebert JD. The organizational structure of the NIH. *New
    England Journal of Medicine* 1985; 312:1634-1637.

12. Ebert JD, Stoto MA. NIH budget growth (letter). *Science* 1985;
    228:1260.

13. Stoto MA. Proposed NIH institute of nursing (letter). *New England
    Journal of Medicine* 1985; 313:1172.

14. Blumenthal D, Gluck ME, Louis KS, Stoto MA, Wise D.
    University‑industry relationships in biotechnology: Implications for
    the university. *Science* 1986; 232:1361-1366.

15. Gluck ME, Blumenthal D, Stoto MA. University‑industry relationships
    in the life sciences: Implications for students and post-doctoral
    fellows. *Research Policy*, 1987; 16:327-336.

16. Hatziandreu E, Graham JD, Stoto MA. AIDS and biomedical research
    funding: A comparative analysis. *Reviews of Infectious Diseases*
    1988; 10:159-167.

17. Stoto MA. Statistics for an aging population: Dealing with
    uncertainty. *American Statistician* 1988; 42:103-10.

18. Stoto MA, Blumenthal D, Durch JS, and Feldman PH. Federal funding
    for AIDS: Decision process and results in fiscal year 1986. *Reviews
    of Infectious Diseases* 1988; 10:406-419.

19. Stoto MA. Estimating age‑specific transition rates for population
    subgroups from successive surveys: Changes in adult rates of
    cigarette smoking. *Population Studies* 1988; 42:227-239.

20. Louis KS, Blumenthal D, Gluck ME, Stoto MA. Entrepreneurs in
    academe: An exploration of behaviors among life scientists.
    *Administrative Science Quarterly* 1989; 34:110-131.

21. Stoto MA. Screening for HIV infections (letter). *New England
    Journal of Medicine* 1989; 320: 461-462.

22. Stoto MA. Statistics for the AIDS Epidemic. *Chance* 1989; 2:52.

23. Siegel JE, Graham JD, Stoto MA. Allocating resources among AIDS
    research strategies. *Policy Sciences* 1990; 23:1-23.

24. Weinstein M, Wood JW, Stoto MA, Greenfield DD. Components of
    age-specific fecundability. *Population Studies* 1990; 44:447-468.

25. Stoto MA. Assessing the health objectives of the nation (letter).
    *Health Affairs* 1990; 9:202-203.

26. Stoto MA, Durch JS. National health objectives for the year 2000:
    The demographic impact of health promotion and disease prevention.
    *American Journal of Public Health*, 1991; 81:1456-1465.

27. Stoto MA. Estimation of small area population denominators for
    public health studies (letter). *American Journal of Public Health*
    1992; 82:1174.

28. Stoto MA. Public health assessment for the 1990s. *Annual Review of
    Public Health* 1992; 13:59-78.

29. Rigotti NA, Stoto MA, Bierer MF, Rosen A, Schelling TC. Retail
    stores' compliance with a city no-smoking law. *American Journal of
    Public Health* 1993; 83:227-232.

30. Stoto MA, Durch JS. Forecasting survival, health, and disability:
    Report of a workshop. *Population and Development Review* 1993;
    19:557-582.

31. Rigotti NA, Stoto MA, Schelling TC. Do businesses comply with a
    no-smoking law? Assessing the self-enforcement approach. *Preventive
    Medicine* 1994: 23:223-229.

32. Stoto MA. The term "Years of healthy life" (letter). *American
    Journal of Public Health* 1994; 84:866-867.

33. Rosen P, Stoto MA, Harley J. The use of the Heimlich maneuver in
    near drowning: Institute of Medicine report. *The Journal of
    Emergency Medicine* 1995; 13:397-405.

34. Stoto MA, ed. Sharing responsibility for the public's health: A new
    perspective from the Institute of Medicine. *Journal of Public
    Health Management and Practice* 1997; 3:22-34.

35. Green LW, Stoto MA. Linking research and public health practice: A
    vision for health promotion and disease prevention research.
    *American Journal of Preventive Medicine* 1997; 13:S5-8.

36. Stoto MA, Evans G. Bostrom A. Vaccine risk communication. *American
    Journal of Preventive Medicine* 1998; 14:237-239.

37. Stoto MA. Healthy People 2010 (letter). *Public Health Reports*
    1998; 113:287-288.

38. Stoto MA. Meta-analysis of epidemiological data: The case of calcium
    intake and blood pressure (invited commentary). *American Journal of
    Epidemiology* 1998; 148:229-231.

39. McCormick MC, Davidson E, Stoto MA. Preventing perinatal
    transmission of HIV in the United States. Committee on Perinatal
    Transmission of HIV.. Obstetrics and Gynecology 1999; 94:795-8.

40. Stoto MA. Sharing responsibility for the public's health. *Public*
    *Health Reports* 1999; 114: 231-235.

41. McCormick MC, Stoto MA. HIV screening (letter). *Pediatrics* 2000;
    105:1375

42. Stoto MA. Saving statistical lives: Contributions of statistics to
    public health. *American Journal of Preventive Medicine* 2000;
    19:S47-49.

43. Kriebel D, Tickner J, Epstein P, Lemons J, Levins R, Loechler EL,
    Quinn M, Rudel R, Schettler T, Stoto M. The precautionary principle
    in environmental science. *Environmental Health Perspectives* 2001;
    109:871-876.

44. Stoto MA. "Preventing perinatal transmission of HIV: Target
    programs, not people. *New Directions in Evaluation* 2001; 41-53.

45. Stoto MA, Hermalin A, Li R, Martin L, Wallace R, Weed D. Advocacy in
    epidemiology and demography. Annals of the New York Academy of
    Sciences 2001; 954: 76-87.

46. Weinstein M, Hermalin A, Stoto MA, Ewbank D, Evans VJ, Haaga J,
    Ibrahim M, Madans J. Greater collaboration across the disciplines:
    Challenges and opportunities. Annals of the New York Academy of
    Sciences 2001; 954: 311-321.

47. Stoto MA. The precautionary principle and emerging biological risks:
    Lessons from swine flu and HIV in blood products. *Public Health
    Reports* 2002; 117:546-52.

48. Bozzette SA, Boer R, Bhatnagar V, Brower JL, Keeler EB, Morton SC,
    Stoto MA. A model for a smallpox vaccination policy. *New England
    Journal of Medicine* 2003; 348:416-425.

**Books**

1.  Stoto MA. *A generalization of Brass\' relational system of model
    life tables with applications to human survival and hospital
    post‑operative length of stay.* 1979 (Ph.D. thesis, Harvard
    University).

2.  Hoaglin DC, Light RJ, Mosteller F, McPeek B, Stoto MA. *Data for
    decisions: Information strategies for policymakers*, Cambridge, MA:
    Abt Books, 1982.

3.  Committee for a Study of the Organizational Structure of the
    National Institutes of Health. *Responding to health needs and
    scientific opportunity.* Washington: National Academy Press, 1988.

4.  Stoto MA, Behrens R, Rosemont C, eds. *Healthy people 2000: Citizens
    chart the course.* Washington: National Academy Press, 1990.

5.  Committee to Review the Health Effects in Vietnam Veterans of
    Exposure to Herbicides. *Veterans and agent orange: Health effects
    of herbicides used in Vietnam.* Washington: National Academy Press,
    1994.

6.  Leveton LB, Sox HC, Stoto MA, eds. *HIV and the blood supply: An
    analysis of crisis decisionmaking.* Washington: National Academy
    Press, 1995.

7.  Committee to Review the Health Effects in Vietnam Veterans of
    Exposure to Herbicides. *Veterans and agent orange: Update 1996.*
    Washington: National Academy Press, 1996.

8.  Stoto M, Abel C, Dievler A, eds. *Healthy communities: New
    partnerships for the future of public health.* Washington: National
    Academy Press, 1996.

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49. Leveton LB, Sox HC Jr, Stoto MA. HIV and the blood supply: An
    analysis of crisis decisionmaking (Executive summary of an IOM
    report). *Transfusion* 1996; 36:919-927.

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9.  Durch JS, Bailey LA, Stoto MA, eds. *Improving health in the
    community: A role for performance monitoring.* Washington: National
    Academy Press, 1997.

10. Stoto MA, Green LW, Bailey LA, eds. *Linking research and public
    health practice: A review of CDC's program of centers for research
    and demonstration of health promotion and disease prevention.*
    Washington: National Academy Press, 1997*.*

11. Evans G, Bostrom A, Johnston RB, Fisher BL, Stoto MA, eds. *Risk
    communication and vaccination: Summary of a workshop.* Washington:
    National Academy Press, 1997.

12. Stoto MA, Almario DA, McCormick MC, eds. *Reducing the odds:
    Preventing perinatal transmission of HIV in the United States.*
    Washington: National Academy Press, 1999.

13. Ruiz, MS, Gable AR, Kaplan EH, Stoto MA, Fineberg H, Trussell TJ,
    eds. *No time to lose: Getting more from HIV prevention.*
    Washington: National Academy Press, 2001.

14. Metropolitan Washington Public Health Assessment Center. *Community
    health indicators for the Washington metropolitan region.*
    Washington: Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, 2001.

15. Weinstein M, Hermalin AI, Stoto MA, eds. *Population health and
    aging: Strengthening the dialogue between epidemiology and
    demography*, 2001. (Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Vol.
    954)

**Other publications and reports**

1.  Stoto MA. On the relationship of childhood to labor force migration
    rates. Research Memorandum RM‑77‑55. Laxenburg, Austria:
    International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, 1977.

2.  Stoto MA. Advances in mathematical models for population
    projections. *Proceedings of the International Population
    Conference*, International Union for the Scientific Study of
    Population, Manila, 1981.

3.  Stoto MA, Schrier AP. The accuracy of state population projections.
    *Proceedings of the Social Statistics Section*, American Statistical
    Association, Washington, 1982.

4.  Stoto MA, Gomez de Leon JC, Ewbank DC. Plotting paper for Brass life
    table analysis. *Asian and Pacific Census Newsletter* 1982; 9:5-10.

5.  Stoto, MA. General applications of Brass\'s relational life table
    system. Discussion Paper 112D, J.F. Kennedy School of Government,
    1982.

6.  Stoto, MA. What to do when the experts disagree. Working Paper
    WP‑82‑65, International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis,
    Laxenburg, Austria, 1982.

7.  Stoto MA. The many dimensions of accuracy. *Proceedings of the data
    needs for America in transition workshop*. Washington: Congressional
    Research Service, 1983.

8.  Emerson JD, Stoto MA. Transforming data. In: Hoaglin DC, Mosteller
    F, Tukey JW, eds. *Understanding robust and exploratory data
    analysis.* New York: Wiley, 1983: \_\_.

9.  Stoto MA. Estimating distribution functions for small groups:
    Hospital post‑operative stay. In: Zeckhauser R, Leebaert, D, eds.
    *What role for government?* XX: Duke University Press, 1983.

10. Vaupel JW, Kunreuther H, Linnerooth J, Stoto MA. An abuser\'s guide
    to risk assessment. In: *Low probability, high consequence risk
    analysis*. XX: Plenum Press, 1983.

11. Stoto MA, Emerson JD. Power transformation for data analysis. In:
    Leinhardt S, ed. *Sociological Methodology 1983‑84*. XX:
    Jossey-Bass, 1983.

12. Stoto MA. Review of *The life table and its applications* by C.L.
    Chiang. *Journal of the American Statistical Association* 1985.

13. Levinson RE, Stoto MA. Review of *Biomedical institutions,
    Biomedical funding, and public policy* by H.H. Fudenberg,
    *BioScience* 1985.

14. Stoto MA. Changes in adult smoking behavior in the United States:
    1955 to 1983. Working Paper WP‑85‑053, International Institute of
    Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria, 1985.

15. Stoto MA. Review of *Population: A basic orientation* by C. Nam and
    S.G. Philliber, *Journal of the American Statistical Association*
    1986.

16. Stoto MA. Adult smoking cessation in the United States: 1955
    to 1985. Discussion Paper, Harvard Institute for the Study of
    Smoking Behavior and Policy, 1988.

17. Stoto MA, Pashos CL, Schuster M, Rigotti NA. Pregnancy as a target
    of opportunity for smoking intervention. *Proceedings of the 6^th^
    world conference on smoking and health*, Tokyo, 1988.

18. Rigotti NA, Stoto MA, Kleiman M, Schelling TC. Implementation and
    impact of a city\'s regulation of smoking in public places and the
    workplace: The experience of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Discussion
    Paper, Harvard Institute for the Study of Smoking Behavior and
    Policy, 1988.

19. Stoto MA, Koumjian L. Adult smoking in Massachusetts: Demographic
    trends and patterns. *Proceedings of the Massachusetts conference
    for nonsmoking and health*, Boston, 1989.

20. Stoto MA. Statistical issues in formulating health objectives for
    the year 2000. *Proceedings of 1989 public health conference on
    records and statistics*, National Center for Health Statistics,
    Washington, 1989. (DHHS publication no. (PHS) 90-1214)

21. Stoto MA. The cost of delay in preventing the spread of HIV.
    *Proceedings of the 1989 public health conference on records and
    statistics*, National Center for Health Statistics,
    Washington, 1989. (DHHS publication no. (PHS) 90-1214, pp. 43-48.)

22. Stoto MA. Discussion: Estimating the prevalence of HIV infection.
    *Proceedings of the Section on Survey Research Methods*, American
    Statistical Association, Washington, 1989.

23. Stoto MA. Discussion: Topics in census evaluation. *Proceedings of
    the Section on Survey Research Methods*, American Statistical
    Association, Washington, 1989.

24. Panel on Statistical Issues in AIDS Research. Monitoring the
    Epidemic. In: Turner CF, Miller HG, and Moses LE, eds. *AIDS: Sexual
    behavior and intravenous drug use*, Washington: National Academy
    Press, 1989.

25. Stoto MA. Comment on \"Statistical analysis of survival data, with
    applications to the AIDS epidemic\" by S. W. Lagakos. In: Sechrest
    L, Freeman H, and Mulley A, eds. *Health service methodology: A
    focus on AIDS*. National Center for Health Services Research and
    Health Care Technology Assessment, Tuscon, 1989.

26. Stoto MA. The nation\'s health goals: Social change, problems and
    opportunities. *Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine* 1990.

27. Stoto MA. Review of *Statistics and public policy* by W.B. Fairley
    and F. Mosteller. In Fienberg SE *et al*., eds. *A statistical
    model: Frederick Mosteller\'s contributions to statistics, science,
    and public policy*. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1990.

28. Stoto MA. From data to analysis to conclusions: A statistician\'s
    view. In Bailar JC et al., eds. *Ethics and policy in scientific
    publication*. Council of Biology Editors, Washington, 1990.

29. Stoto MA, Durch JS. Magnitude and dimensions of disability in the
    United States. In Pope AM, Tarlov AR, eds. *Disability in America:
    Toward a national agenda for prevention*. Washington: National
    Academy Press, 1991.

30. Stoto MA. The assessment of health status in less developed
    countries. Prepared for the expert meeting on new findings and
    developments in the measurement of mortality levels, patterns, and
    trends in less developed countries, Committee on Population,
    National Research Council, 1991.

31. Stoto MA. Education for public health professionals: Summary of a
    planning meeting. Institute of Medicine, 1991.

32. Stoto MA. Promoting healthful behavior: Summary of a planning
    meeting. Institute of Medicine, 1991.

33. Stoto MA. The health of Americans. *Issues in Science and
    Technology* 1991: 8:94-95.

34. Stoto MA. Healthy People 2000: National priorities for health? In:
    Blank RH, Bonnicksen AL, eds. *Emerging issues in biomedical policy:
    1991.* New York: Columbia University Press, 1992.

35. Stoto MA. Age adjustment for the year 2000 health objectives. In:
    Feinleib M, Zarate AO, eds. *Reconsidering age adjustment
    procedures: Workshop proceedings*, 1992*.* (Vital and Health
    Statistics, Series 4, Number 29, pp 65-67.)

36. Stoto MA. Models of the demographic impact of AIDS in Africa. In:
    Foote KA, Hill KH, Martin LC, eds. *Demographic change in
    Sub-Saharan Africa*, National Academy Press, 1993.

37. Stoto MA. Definition of delta-r. In: Bogue DJ, Arriaga EA, Anderton
    DL, eds. *Readings in population demography*. New York: United
    Nations, 1994.

38. Stoto MA. Setting objectives for preventable mortality and promoting
    healthful behaviors: Experience from the United States. In: Lopez A,
    Caselli G, and Valkonen T, eds. *Adult mortality in developed
    countries: From description to explanation.* London: Clarendon Press
    Oxford, 1995.

39. Stoto MA. Lead - a public health policy case study: Summary of a
    planning meeting. Institute of Medicine, 1995.

40. Leveton L, Mrazek P, Stoto MA. Social marketing of health promotion
    and disease prevention to minorities and adolescents: Workshop
    summary. *Social Marketing Quarterly*, 1996.

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50. Stoto MA. Doing and understanding meta-analysis and not being misled
    by the results (Meeting summary). *Current Drugs*, 1997.

51. Stoto MA. Research synthesis for public health policy: Experience of
    the Institute of Medicine. In:, Chelimsky E, Shadish WR, eds.
    *Evaluation for the 21st Century: A Resource Book.* Los Angeles:
    Sage, 1997.

52. Stoto MA. Methodological issues in developing community health
    profiles and performance indicator sets. In: Durch JS, Bailey LA,
    Stoto MA. *Improving health in the community: A role for performance
    monitoring*. Washington: National Academy Press, 1997.

53. Kriebel D, Stoto MA, Weisel C, Rogers S. The assessment of exposure
    to herbicides among Vietnam veterans: A review and recommendations
    for future studies. In: *Scientific considerations regarding a*
    r*equest for proposals for research characterizing exposure of
    Vietnam veterans to agent orange and other herbicides used in
    Vietnam.* Washington: National Academy Press, 1997.

54. Stoto MA, Durch JS. Applying performance monitoring concepts to
    national tobacco control efforts. Prepared for the IOM/NRC National
    Cancer Policy Board, 1997.

55. Stoto MA. Review of *A solution to the ecological inference problem:
    Reconstructing individual behavior from aggregate data* by G. King.
    *Public Health Reports* 1998; 113:182-183.

56. Stoto MA. Introduction to Healthy Communities---Follow up to an IOM
    Report. *Leadership in Public Health* 1999.

57. Stoto MA, Goldman AS. The health costs of HIV/AIDS in the United
    States -- 1999. Prepared for the Office of AIDS Research, NIH, 1999.

58. Stoto MA. Research synthesis for public health policy: Experience of
    the Institute of Medicine. In: Stangl D, Berry D, eds.
    *Meta-analysis in medicine and health policy*. New York: Marcel
    Dekker, 2000.

59. Stoto MA. Evaluation. In: Novick L, Mays G, eds. *Public health
    administration: Organization and strategy for population-based
    management*. New York: Aspen 2000.

60. Stoto MA, Cleary SD, Foster VB. Epidemiologic studies of MMR vaccine
    and autism. Prepared for the IOM Immunization Safety Review
    Committee, 2001.

61. Stoto MA, Durch JS. Health indicators for the Washington, DC
    metropolitan area. *Applied Demography* 2001.

62. Stoto MA, Durch JS. Public health data challenges in the Washington,
    DC metropolitan area. In *Big cities health inventory, 2001*,
    Chicago: Chicago Department of Public Health, 2002.

63. Foster VB, Stoto MA, Sun W, Wright-Andoh J, Macarthy P, and
    Bertolucci D. District of Columbia HIV seroprevalence report.
    Prepared for the HIV/AIDS Administration, DC Department of Health,
    2001.

64. Stoto MA. Statistical issues in interactive web-based public health
    data dissemination systems. Prepared for the National Association of
    Public Health Statistics and Information Systems, 2002.

65. Myers S, Stoto MA, Wynn B, Lurie N, Labor R. Medical and public
    health workforce preparedness. Prepared for the Advisory Panel to
    Assess Domestic Response Capabilities for Terrorism Involving
    Weapons of Mass Destruction, 2002.

66. Stoto MA, Lurie N, Myers SK, Greenberg MD, Libicki MC, Henry JV.
    Regional surveillance in the Washington metropolitan area: A
    feasibility study. Prepared for the Metropolitan Washington Council
    of Governments, 2002.

67. Lurie N, Stoto MA. Health insurance status in the District of
    Columbia. Prepared for the District of Columbia Primary Care
    Association, 2003.

**Congressional testimony**

1.  Stoto MA. Census adjustment procedures (Congressional testimony).
    Subcommittee on Census and Population, Committee on Post Office and
    Civil Service, U.S. House of Representatives, July 24, 1986.

2.  Stoto MA. Census undercount and the feasibility of adjusting the
    census figures (Congressional testimony). Subcommittee on Census and
    Population, Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, U.S. House
    of Representatives, August 17, 1987.

3.  Stoto MA. Evaluation of the 1990 Census (Congressional testimony).
    Subcommittee on Government Information Subcommittee, U. S. Senate,
    May 5, 1989.

4.  Stoto MA. HIV and the blood supply: An analysis of crisis
    decisionmaking (Congressional testimony). Subcommittee on
    Immigration and Claims, Committee on the Judiciary, U. S. House of
    Representatives, September 19, 1996.

5.  Stoto MA. HIV and the blood supply: An analysis of crisis
    decisionmaking (Congressional testimony). Committee on Labor and
    Human Resources, U. S. Senate, October 30, 1997.

**Published abstracts**

1.  Stoto, MA, Menken J. Birth intervals in the U.S., 1973: A new model
    applied to data from the National Survey of Family Growth, Cycle I.
    Population Association of America meeting, 1977.

2.  Stoto, MA. Biweight location of non‑symmetric distributions.
    Biometric Society, 1981.

3.  Stoto MA. The demography of perinatally transmitted HIV in the
    United States. Population Association of America, Washington, 1997.

4.  Stoto MA. What makes a good performance measure? Maternal and Child
    Health Information Resource Center Dataspeak, 1999.

5.  Stoto MA. Performance and outcome measurement I: Epidemiological and
    statistical concepts. Association of Maternal and Child Health
    Programs, Washington, 1999.

6.  Stoto MA, Almario DA. Cost-effectiveness of routine prenatal HIV
    screening in the United States. Society for Epidemiologic Research,
    Baltimore, 1999.

7.  Stoto MA, Goldman AS. Cost effectiveness of prenatal HIV screening
    and AZT treatment in Africa. International Epidemiology Association
    meeting, Florence, Italy, 1999.

8.  Stoto MA, Goldman AS. Cost effectiveness of prenatal HIV screening
    and AZT treatment in Africa. Second Conference on Global Strategies
    for the Prevention of HIV Transmission from Mothers to Infants,
    Montreal, 1999.

9.  Stoto MA, Ross J, Seeman S. Monitoring the Population's Health:
    Local Public Health Assessment in the Washington Metropolitan Area,
    American Public Health Association, Boston, 2002.

10. Stoto MA. Risk assessment and management under uncertainty: Lessons
    from swine flu and HIV in blood products. Invited presentation to
    the IOM Immunization Safety Review Committee, Washington, 2001.

11. Stoto MA. The IOM's Recommendation Regarding HIV Surveillance," CDC
    Consultation on Estimating Incidence of HIV Infection in the United
    States, Atlanta, 2001.

12. Stoto MA, Durch JS. Community health indicators for the Washington
    metropolitan region. International Society for Quality-of-Life
    Studies Conference, Washington, 2001. 

13. Stoto MA, Cheung I, Estrada L, Foster VB, Mele L, Smith M. West Nile
    virus surveillance in the Washington metropolitan region. ESRI
    Health GIS Conference, Washington, DC, 2001.

14. Stoto MA, Cheung I, Estrada L, Foster VB, Mele L, Smith M. West Nile
    virus surveillance in the Washington metropolitan region.
    International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases, Atlanta,
    2002.

15. Stoto MA, Foster VB. Using CUSUM techniques to identify influenza
    outbreaks. International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases,
    Atlanta, 2002.

16. Stoto MA, Durch JS, Allan S. Community health indicators for the
    Washington metropolitan region. American Public Health Association,
    Philadelphia, 2002.

17. Stoto MA, Schonlau M, Mariano L. Statistical detection methods for
    syndromic surveillance. American Public Health Association,
    Philadelphia, 2002.

18. Stoto MA, Statistical issues in Biosurveillance. Biosecurity 2002,
    Las Vegas, 2002.

**Institute of Medicine/National Research Council Reports** (with
contributions from M. A. Stoto, other than those listed above)

1.  *Confronting AIDS: Directions for Public Health, Health Care, and
    Research* (1986).

2.  *AIDS: Sexual Behavior and Intravenous Drug Use* (1989).

3.  *Scientific Review of the CDC Selected Cancers Study* (1990).

4.  *Adverse Effects of Pertussis and Rubella Vaccines* (1991).

5.  *Disability in America: Toward a National Agenda for Prevention*
    (1991).

6.  *Adverse Events Associated with Childhood Vaccines: Evidence Bearing
    on Causality* (1993).

7.  *Clinical Applications of Mifepristone (RU486) and Other
    Antiprogestins: Assessing the Science and Recommending a Research
    Agenda* (1993).

8.  *The Social Impact of AIDS in the United States* (1993).

9.  *Overcoming Barriers to Immunization: A Workshop Summary* (1994).

10. *Protecting and Improving Quality of Care for Children Under Health
    Care Reform: Workshop Highlights* (1994).

11. *Benefits and Systems of Care for Maternal and Child Health Under
    Health Care Reform: Workshop Highlights* (1994).

12. *Fetal Research and Applications: A Conference Summary* (1994).

13. *DPT Vaccine and Chronic Nervous System Dysfunction: A New Analysis*
    (1994).

14. *Research Strategies for Assessing Adverse Events Associated with
    Vaccines* (1994).

15. *Government and Industry Collaboration in AIDS Drug Development:
    Summary of a Workshop* (1994).

16. *Environmental Medicine and the Medical School Curriculum* (1994).

17. *Reducing Risks for Mental Disorders: Frontiers for Preventive
    Intervention Research* (1994).

18. *AIDS and Behavior: An Integrated Approach* (1994).

19. *The Best Intentions: Unintended Pregnancy and the Well-being of
    Children and Families* (1995).

20. *The Children\'s Vaccine Initiative: Continuing Activities. A
    Summary of Two Workshops* (1995).

21. *Changing Demographics of the HIV Epidemic: Implications for
    Clinical Research* (1995).

22. *Preventing HIV Transmission: The Role of Sterile Needles and
    Bleach* (1995).

23. *Environmental Medicine: Integrating a Missing Element into Medical
    Education* (1995).

24. *Assessing the Social and Behavioral Science Base for HIV/AIDS
    Prevention and Intervention* (1995).

25. *Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: Diagnosis, Epidemiology, Prevention, and
    Treatment* (1996).

26. *Evaluation of the Department of Defense Persian Gulf Comprehensive
    Clinical Evaluation Program* (1996).

27. *Medical Research in Cold War Alaska: Radioactive Iodine-131 Studies
    of Thyroid Function and Cold Adaptation in Alaska Natives and
    Military Personnel* (1996).

28. *Paying Attention to Children in a Changing Health Care System*
    (1996)

29. *Characterizing Exposure of Veterans to Agent Orange and Other
    Herbicides Used in Vietnam: Scientific Considerations Regarding A
    Request for Proposals* (1997)

30. *Detecting and Responding to Adverse Events Following Vaccination:
    Summary of a Workshop* (1997)

31. *Research To Identify Risks For Adverse Events Following
    Vaccination: Biological Mechanisms and Possible Means of Prevention:
    Summary of a Workshop* (1997)

32. *Organ Procurement and Transplantation: Assessing Current Policies
    and the Potential Impact of the DHHS Final Rule* (1999)

33. *Gulf War and Health (Volume 1): Depleted Uranium, Pyridostigmine
    Bromide, Sarin, Vaccines* (2000)

34. *Beyond Six Billion: Forecasting the World's Population* (2000)

35. *Health and Behavior: The Interplay of Biological, Behavioral, and
    Societal Influences* (2001)

36. *Vaccines for the 21st Century: A Tool for Decisionmaking* (2001)

#### Selected presentations

1.  Stoto MA. Evaluation for Maryland tobacco settlement fund
    activities, Maryland Public Health Officials Association, July,
    2000.

2.  Stoto MA. Sharing responsibility for the public's health: A new
    perspective from the Institute of Medicine, New Hampshire Public
    Health Association, Manchester NH, October, 2000.

3.  Stoto MA. Community health indicators for the Washington
    metropolitan area," Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments,
    June, 2001.

4.  Stoto MA. Community health assessment," Metropolitan Washington
    Public Health Association continuing education session, October,
    2001.

5.  Petitti D, Stoto MA. Meta-analysis for policy decisions, invited
    presentation at the Workshop and Symposium on Challenges for
    Meta-Analysis of Medical and Health Policy Data, Mathematical
    Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley, CA, May 2002.

6.  Stoto MA. Facilitated discussion and presentation: Community health
    improvement process & developing a neighborhood level data system.
    Healthy Manchester Partnership, Manchester NH, July, 2002.

7.  Stoto MA, Louis TA. Continuing education institute: Statistical
    methods for state and local public health data, American Public
    Health Association/American Statistical Association, Philadelphia,
    November 2002.

8.  Stoto MA. Statistical Issues in Interactive Web-based Public Health
    Data Dissemination Systems, CDC Assessment Initiative/NAPHSIS
    Leadership Institute Conference, Atlanta GA, February, 2003.

9.  Stoto MA. A model for a smallpox vaccination policy, invited
    presentation at the Gordon Research Conference on Chemical and
    Biological Terrorism Defense, Santa Barbara, California, March,
    2003.

10. Stoto MA. Development of performance measures, 4th District
    Community Health Partnership Advisory Committee Meeting, Washington
    DC, April, 2003.