Dr. Wanju Shaw Dai M.D.
Preventative Medicine Specialist | Public Health & General Preventive Medicine
235 Kociemba Dr Westwood NJ, 07675About
Wanju Dai is a preventative medicine specialist practicing in Westwood, NJ. Dai specializes in the health of individuals, communities, and particular populations, focusing on how to protect and maintain health as well as prevent disease and dangers. As a preventative health specialist, Dai participates in the planning and evaluation of health services, researches diseases in specific populations and helps manage health care organizations. Preventative medicine specialists can specialize further in aerospace medicine, occupational medicine, or public health and general preventive medicine.
Education and Training
Natl Taiwan Univ Coll Of Med- Taipei- Taiwan (- Prior /) 1975
National Taiwan University College of Medicine 1975
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Data provided by the National Library of Medicine- Gel-impregnated pore membranes with mesh-size asymmetry for biohybrid artificial organs.
- An investigation of the safety of midazolam use in hospital.
- Guidelines for Good Epidemiology Practices for drug, device, and vaccine research in the United States.
- Epidemiologists and adverse event data--a challenge to the field.
- The art and science of risk management: a US research-based industry perspective.
- Patterns of health care resource utilization after macrolide treatment failure: results from a large, population-based cohort with acute sinusitis, acute bronchitis, and community-acquired pneumonia.
- Epidemiology of isotretinoin exposure during pregnancy.
- The incidence rate of seizures in relation to BMI in UK adults.
- Incidence rates of heart failure, stroke, and acute myocardial infarction among Type 2 diabetic patients using insulin glargine and other insulin.
- A population-based study of Stevens-Johnson syndrome. Incidence and antecedent
- Using a claims database to investigate drug-induced Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
- Evaluation of dronedarone use in the US patient population between 2009 and 2010: a descriptive study using a claims database.
- Association between body mass index and suicide, and suicide attempt among British adults: the health improvement network database.
- Sudden death and the decline in coronary heart disease mortality.
- Usefulness of sex steroid hormone levels in predicting coronary artery disease in men.
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