What's Wrong with Risk Matrices von Cox, Anthony Louis Jr

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Confronting Deep Uncertainties in Risk Analysis von Cox Jr, Louis Anthony (Tony)

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Some limitations of "Risk = Threat x Vulnerability x Consequence" for risk analysis of terrorist attacks von Cox, Jr, Louis Anthony Tony

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Community Resilience and Decision Theory Challenges for Catastrophic Events von Cox, Jr, Louis Anthony (Tony)

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Game Theory and Risk Analysis von Cox, Jr., Louis Anthony (Tony)

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Effects of exposure estimation errors on estimated exposure-response relations for PM2.5 von Cox, Louis Anthony (Tony)

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How Probabilistic Risk Assessment Can Mislead Terrorism Risk Analysts von Brown, Gerald G, Cox, Louis Anthony (Tony) Jr

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Socioeconomic and particulate air pollution correlates of heart disease risk von Cox, Louis Anthony (Tony)

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Socioeconomic and air pollution correlates of adult asthma, heart attack, and stroke risks in the United States, 2010–2013 von Cox, Louis Anthony (Tony)

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Re-assessing human mortality risks attributed to PM2.5-mediated effects of agricultural ammonia von Cox, Louis Anthony

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Higher line speed in young chicken slaughter establishments does not predict increased Salmonella contamination risks von Cox, Louis Anthony

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Improving Causal Inferences in Risk Analysis von Cox Jr, Louis Anthony (Tony)

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An AI assistant to help review and improve causal reasoning in epidemiological documents von Cox, Louis Anthony

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Biological mechanisms of non-linear dose-response for respirable mineral fibers von Cox, Louis Anthony (Tony)

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Re: Unconventional Natural Gas Development and Birth Outcomes in Pennsylvania, USA von Cox, Louis Anthony (Tony)

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Challenging unverified assumptions in causal claims: Do gas stoves increase risk of pediatric asthma? von Cox, Jr, Louis Anthony

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What constitutes valid evidence of causation? Gas stoves and childhood asthma revisited von Cox, Louis Anthony

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Implications of nonlinearity, confounding, and interactions for estimating exposure concentration-response functions in quantitative risk analysis von Cox, Louis Anthony

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Rethinking the Meaning of Concentration-Response Functions and the Estimated Burden of Adverse Health Effects Attributed to Exposure Concentrations von Tony Cox, Jr, Louis Anthony

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What is an exposure-response curve? von Cox, Louis Anthony

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