Karen Leffondré received a PhD in Biostatistics in 1999 from the University of Paris-Sud 11 and INSERM U472 (France). She then did a post-doc at McGill University (Division of Clinical Epidemiology), and since 2003, she has been an Assistant Professor at theUniversity of Montreal (Department of Social and Preventive Medicine). She is also a Researcher at the Research Center of the CHUM (Population Health Axis).
Her research interests are the development and application of new statistical methods for the analysis of epidemiological data. In particular, she is interested in the modelling of time-varying exposures such as smoking history. Her research projects are based on simulation studies, as well as on the analysis of real epidemiological data. She currently focuses on the assessment of time-varying exposures in case-control studies (with applications to lung cancer).
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