Jane Yan

Jane Yan is a statistician working at Karolinska Institutet. She received medical education degrees in Bachelor of Medicine from Xiamen University in 2019, and Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health from Karolinska Instituet in 2020. 

Jane has experiences in deriving and analyzing organized databases, and expands the modularization to inforce the efficiency in reducing insufficiencies. Engaged in broad topics, Jane develops units that are oriented in statistical principles but abstracted as classic epistemological concepts, such as linearity, bounderies, uncertainty, finity, order, convergence, validity, significance and changes. The units can also be understood in more details, such as attribution of risk, threshold in between spaces, totality of feedbacks, etc., applied to generate empirical scientific evidence.

Jane's research interest is mostly in fundamental questions of integrity and perceptions. To study psychiatric disorders by epidemiological approach into causes is one of the pathways returning to the questions. Currently, Jane is writing her first paper under the topic for women's health. The research aim is to find modifiable lifestyle factors of depression before and after childbirth, including women with higher sensitivity to hormonal fluctuations. The essense problem is to differentiate inner and external alterations, and healthy and pathological patterns.