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Katrina Kezios is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Epidemiology at Boston University School of Public Health, specializing in life course epidemiology. She obtained her PhD in Epidemiology and MPH from Columbia University, and a BS from North Carolina State University. She has completed an interdisciplinary NIEHS T32 predoctoral fellowship in Environmental Life Course Epidemiology. Her research focuses on life course biosocial determinants of aging-related processes and outcomes, particularly the effects of chronic exposure to social and financial stressors on cognition and dementia risk. Kezios’s current work includes being the principal investigator of a National Institute on Aging funded study, which employs data fusion methods to create a longitudinal synthetic cohort aimed at examining how financial well-being impacts cognitive aging. Additionally, she is involved in meta-research studies to improve epidemiologic training and reflects her teaching experience in epidemiologic methods.
Boston University School of Public Health • Boston, MA
Teaching and conducting research in life course epidemiology.
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