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Kathrine Bang Madsen is an Associate Professor in Precision Psychiatry at the University of Southern Denmark and a senior researcher at the National Centre for Register-based Research at Aarhus University. Her research focuses on epidemiology with a particular interest in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and its implications for maternal and child health. Utilizing large-scale Danish register data, she conducts pharmacoepidemiologic studies to clarify the risks and benefits associated with ADHD medication during pregnancy. Her work aims to support clinicians and policymakers in providing precise, evidence-based care that enhances health outcomes for mothers and their children. Madsen collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, leads significant research projects in precision psychiatry, and is engaged in teaching and supervision of PhD and master's students. As a commissioned member of the Danish Medicines Council’s expert committee on ADHD, she works to influence policy and improve the quality of research in this crucial area.
National Centre for Register-based Research • Aarhus, Denmark
Conducting research on epidemiology, particularly focusing on ADHD and maternal-child health.
Department of Clinical Research, University of Southern Denmark • Denmark
Leading research studies in precision psychiatry, managing grants, and supervising students.
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