Ankur Pandya

HPM Arnie Epstein: Milt has been the bedrock of health decision sciencepic.twitter.com/jBY3OUI3GW

Former Dean Harvey Fineberg: Milt got his PhD one year after finishing his Masters degree, so between us we averaged 4 years to get our PhDspic.twitter.com/NA0QveocuQ

Lee Goldman, a cardiologist, and Milt, a decision scientist, were a productive pair... the model MD-PhD teampic.twitter.com/UvmT21qT9k

Alexia Antczak-Bouckoms, Milt’s first doctoral student, with one of the most touching tributes I’ve ever heard. Decision science, as she learned it from Milt, is the process of figuring out what best to dopic.twitter.com/y7PZ0bz0EM

Ken Freedberg: my young kids once asked me: do you know a genius? Ken: yes, I know one, Milt. He sees the world in math and numbers in a way that is just remarkablepic.twitter.com/jZeDqPqnAR

Intermission has devolved into a decision science conferencepic.twitter.com/1TwpJ3VJH3

Myriam Hunink tells the classic story of Milt using decision science math to reassure his crying wife that should could be pregnant despite the negative test result (she was pregnant)pic.twitter.com/BxUoNkTH8r

Sue Goldie: in 1994, I told my husband I’m going to be a health decision scientist. Husband: what the hell is a health decision scientist? Sue: I’m going to work with Milt Weinstein. Husband: does Milt Weinstein know that?pic.twitter.com/1SoEhILiwj