Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics
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Responsive Nutrition Research Centre
Our research is concerned with how inherited characteristics, environmental exposures and treatment influence the risk of specific diseases (such as cancer, immune-mediated and metabolic diseases), and disease outcomes. Often, we use a life-course approach which assumes that the consequences may differ by age at exposure, that some risks accumulate over time, and there may be a substantial delay between initial exposure and disease outcome. Epidemiology is a science of study/experimental design, while biostatistics involves analysis, often of large and complex data.
Collaborations
Misuki Sata
Kelsi Smith
Researchers
- Vasudha Ahuja
- Tor Arnison
- Helena Backman
- Laura Beate von Kobyletzki
- Cecilia Bergh
- Yang Cao
- Arvind Dabass
- Katja Fall
- Ayako Hiyoshi
- Marleen Lentjes
- Scott Montgomery
- Daniel Smith
- Tahir Taj
- Ruzan Udumyan
- Henrik Ugge
- Anders Wirén
- Jacques Shebehe, PhD student
- Carolina Smith, PhD student
- Xiaoyu Tang, PhD student
- Snieguole Vingeliene, PhD student
Research projects
Active projects
- 1952-1956 Birth Cohort
- 1970-2000 Birth Cohort
- 1990-2019 General Population Cohort
- Adrenergic signalling in cancer progression
- Ageing, influences on treatment modalities and health outcomes
- Are exposures in adolescence and early adulthood associated with different patterns of prodromal characteristics and comorbidity in Parkinsons disease?
- Biological aspects of ageing
- Comorbidity, mortality and disease progression/severity in multiple sclerosis
- Mat i Sverige
- Prostate Cancer Stress Surveillance and Survival (ProSeSS): evaluation of a fast-track clinical workup for men with suspected prostate cancer
- Prostate cancer, androgen deprivation treatment and covid-19 risk
- Stress-related morbidity and mortality in newly diagnosed cancer patients
- The challenge of multimorbidity in primary care patients with obstructive lung disease
- The intestinal microflora and cancer: observational studies exploring the influence on cancer risk and outcomes
- Örebro Birth Cohort
Completed projects
- Allergic diseases in adolescence and depression in adulthood
- Biomarkers and elderly health
- Characteristics during adolescence and the risk of early-onset dementia
- Characteristics in childhood and adolescence relevant to chronic disease risk later in life
- Deep learning algorithms in predicting severe complications after bariatric surgery
- Early life and intergenerational influences on immune-mediated disease risk
- Labour market and health outcomes in adults with a family member who has a chronic illness: the role of family characteristics and social services
- Labour market outcomes and health after surviving cancer
- Long term effect of Continuation Electroconvulsive therapy
- Neurological complications pre-dating obesity and type 2 diabetes
- Outcomes of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic in Örebro county
- Physical and psychological characteristics in adolescence and risk of cerebrovascular disease
- Physical and psychological characteristics in adolescence and subsequent gastrointestinal disease risk in adulthood
- Placental leptin, leptin receptor isoforms, and inflammation in obese women - in relation to birth weight of the outcome
- Prognostic predictors of ECT for depression
- Risk of frailty after cancer treatment
- The natural history of multiple sclerosis
- The role of early psychological stress on cancer occurrence and outcomes
- Traumatic limb amputation and depression risk
