Neda Razaz

I completed my PhD in Epidemiology from the School of Population and Public
Health, University of British Columbia, Canada in January of 2016. My
doctoral research examined the impact of parental multiple sclerosis on child
and adolescent developmental health in British Columbia and Manitoba, Canada,
using linked health and other databases.

In June of 2016 I moved to Sweden for a postdoc at the Clinical
Epidemiology Division, Department of Medicine, Karolinksa Institutet,
Stockholm, led by Prof. Sven Cnattingius, where I focused my research on
the effect of maternal chronic illness during pregnancy and outcomes in
offspring using national health databases. 

I am the team leader for the "/The long-term consequence of maternal and
neonatal morbidity/" research theme within the "Reproductive, Perinatal and
Pediatric Epidemiology [1]" research group.

Our current research focus on three areas: (i) understanding the role of
maternal and paternal chronic illness during pregnancy, and medication use
on neurodevelopmental outcomes in offspring

*Team Members:*
Neda Razaz - Assistant Professor - Team Leader
Zakir Hossin [2] - Postdoctoral researcher
Louise Lundborg [3] - Postdoctoral researcher
Eleni Tsamantioti [4]- PhD Student
Hillary Graham [5] - PhD Student
[1] https://ki.se/en/meds/research-group-olof-stephansson
[2] https://staff.ki.se/people/zakir-hossin
[3] https://medarbetare.ki.se/people/louise-lundborg
[4] https://staff.ki.se/people/eleni-tsamantioti
[5] https://staff.ki.se/people/hillary-graham