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Research area
- Diabetes epidemiology and population health, including diabetes-related complications and comorbidities
- Pharmacoepidemiology and real-world treatment effectiveness
- Prediction models
Current research
My research focuses on the epidemiology of diabetes, with particular emphasis on diabetes-related complications, comorbidities, and treatment outcomes. Using nationwide Danish health registries and clinical data, I investigate disease patterns, long-term trends, and real-world outcomes in people with diabetes.
A central part of my research is pharmacoepidemiology, including medication use, treatment patterns, and the comparative effectiveness and safety of treatments in routine clinical practice. I am also involved in developing prediction models to optimize individualized screening intervals for glycemic control and cardiovascular risk factors.
In addition, I am involved in the national MODERN-MODY project, which aims to improve our understanding of monogenic diabetes through clinical and epidemiological
characterization, including long-term complications and outcomes.
My research aims to leverage the unique opportunities offered by nationwide health registries to monitor population health, investigate real-world disease trajectories and treatment outcomes, and address research questions that are difficult to investigate using other research approaches, ultimately generating evidence to inform clinical practice and healthcare decision-making.