Louis Dublin
Louis Dublin · Science & Medicine
Biostatistics and actuarial science of life expectancy
1882, Kaunas (Kovno), Russian Empire (now Lithuania) — 1969, Bedford Hills, New York, USA
Lithuania · United States
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Louis I. Dublin was a statistician and long-time chief statistician of Metropolitan Life Insurance who pioneered biostatistics and the actuarial study of life expectancy, using large mortality data to shape public-health and life-insurance practice. Born into a Jewish family in Kaunas, he emigrated to the United States as a child.
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Biostatistics and actuarial science of life expectancy
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