Members of the IMPACT Collaboratory Design and Statistics Core recently contributed to a curated list of statistical analysis programs for biostatisticians engaged in studies of human aging.

Heather Allore, PhD, and Joan Monin, PhD, MS and colleagues authored the Analyzing Dyad Data with Additional Clustering resource in GRASP, an online resource developed by the Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers at Yale University, Duke University and Wake Forest University. The program provides a brief introduction and overview of approaches to dyadic analysis with references as well as two approaches to performing dyadic analysis when dyads are nested in a higher level of clustering, such as dyads participating in cluster-randomized clinical trials.

See the full list at this link.