Since 2001, the scientists of CEPR have been combining traditional epidemiologic study designs with a molecular epidemiologic emphasis. The collection of demographic, lifestyle, and clinical information has now been expanded to include genetic, cellular, biomarker and metabolomic information from collected biological specimens.
CEPR was well represented at the recent Canadian Society for Epidemiology and Biostatistics conference held June 26-28 in Halifax. Christine was an invited plenary speaker for the opening session and presented on the topic of the contributions of epidemiology to Canada from the past to present in a session that also included Dr Richard Cook…
UPDATE – Christine has decided to delay her retirement until February 2024. Dr. Christine Friedenreich announced that she will be stepping back from her role as Scientific Director of CEPR in Oct 2023. She will be transitioning into a casual role in order to stay in touch with her research projects, but her leadership…
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