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Ikechukwu Ukeje successfully completed an 8-week online course on statistical reasoning for public health through Coursera. The course covered estimation, inference, and interpretation and was authorized by Johns Hopkins University's Department of Biostatistics. Coursera verified Ukeje's identity and participation in the course, although the certificate does not confer academic credit or official university status.
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