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American Journal of Epidemiology|May 21, 2019
You Can't Drive a Car With Only Three WheelsHailey R BanackCancer Causes & Control : CCC|February 14, 2023
A comparison of analytic approaches for investigating the obesity paradox in kidney cancerLinnea T Olsson, Carolyn E Eberle, Stacey Petruzella, et al.European Journal of Epidemiology|July 19, 2015
From bad to worse: collider stratification amplifies confounding bias in the "obesity paradox"Hailey R Banack, Jay S KaufmanPreventive Medicine|February 15, 2014
The obesity paradox: understanding the effect of obesity on mortality among individuals with cardiovascular diseaseHailey R Banack, Jay S KaufmanAmerican Journal of Epidemiology|December 15, 2015
Estimating the Time-Varying Joint Effects of Obesity and Smoking on All-Cause Mortality Using Marginal Structural ModelsHailey R Banack, Jay S KaufmanAnnals of Epidemiology|April 14, 2015
Does selection bias explain the obesity paradox among individuals with cardiovascular disease?Hailey R Banack, Jay S KaufmanThe Canadian Journal of Cardiology|May 27, 2018
Accounting for Selection Bias in Studies of Acute Cardiac EventsHailey R Banack, Sam Harper, Jay S KaufmanAmerican Journal of Epidemiology|August 21, 2025
A cross-national comparison of obesity using BMI-for-age percentiles: results from the Canadian longitudinal study on aging (CLSA) and the United States health and retirement study (HRS)Claire E Cook, Chris Kim, Hailey R BanackEpidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|February 1, 2024
Application of a Web-based Tool for Quantitative Bias Analysis: The Example of Misclassification Due to Self-reported Body Mass IndexHailey R Banack, Samantha N Smith, Lisa M BodnarJournal of Epidemiology and Community Health|January 28, 2018
Paediatric obesity appears to lower the risk of diabetes if selection bias is ignoredSteven D Stovitz, Hailey R Banack, Jay S KaufmanPageof 22