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Mediating mechanisms linking anthropometric, lifestyle and dietary risk factors with cancer risk
The role of cardiorespiratory fitness and physical behaviours in protecting against premature mortality
Dr Laufey Amundadottir
Professor Emmanuel Stamatakis, Integrated paradigms to investigate the interplay between lifestyle behaviours, the social environment, and genetic risk in the development of cardio- metabolic disease and mental health
Dr Ulf Ekelund, Advancing knowledge on physical activity and health through investigating interrelationships with lifestyle behaviours, fitness, and subclinical outcomes
Associate Professor Susanna Larsson, Epidemiologic and genetic analyses of aging-associated diseases and mortality
Professor Eran Segal, A statistical framework for personalized nutrition recommendations based on genetic and anthropometric data
Professor Patricia Munroe, Gene-Lifestyle interactions in cardiometabolic disease traits
Dr Thomas Yates, Diet type/pattern association with mortality and associations with physical activity/functional status
Prof Helgi Schiöth: Sleep-related genes: lifestyle factors and neural connectivity: reciprocal interactions and influence on sleep modulation
Dr Elizabeth Soilleux: An epidemiological and genome-wide association approach to coeliac disease
Associate Professor Sara Hägg: Prospective studies of ageing and age-related diseases
Dr Nafeesa Dhalwani: Comparison of “obesity paradox” in diabetic and nondiabetic population
Dr Catherine Falconer, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Mr Praveen Patel, Moorfields Eye Hospital, London
Dr Alexander Day, Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London
Dr Parashkev Nachev, University College London
Dr. Yann Klimentidis, University of Arizona
Professor Sir Munir Pirmohamed, University of Liverpool
Dr Naomi Allen, University of Oxford
Dr Arie Nouwen, Middlesex University
Dr Gurdeep Mannu, University of Oxford
Professor Peter Donnelly, University of Oxford
Professor Mark Woodward, George Institute for Global Health, Oxford University
Dr Ruth Travis, University of Oxford, Cancer Epidemiology Unit
Professor Gary Macfarlane, Epidemiology Group, University of Aberdeen
Mark Edmondson-Jones, NIHR Nottingham Hearing Biomedical Research Unit
