As a medical doctor and PhD student in pharmacoepidemiology and cardiovascular disease, my research focuses on the impact of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) on cardiovascular health. My interest in NSAIDs began during earlier research in rheumatology and has continued to shape my academic work. I have clinical experience in acute medicine, general practice, and internal medicine, and I strive to integrate this background into my research to promote better patient care and outcomes.
My primary responsibility is my PhD research on NSAIDs and cardiovascular diseases, using methods such as target trial emulation. I am also involved in teaching medical students.
