Professor Dr. Monira Hussain

Biography

Monira Hussain is a clinical epidemiologist with a strong background in project research and has worked extensively in infectious and chronic disease epidemiology. She is currently a Senior Research Fellow at Monash University, specializing in epidemiological studies, such as cohort studies, systematic reviews, and clinical trials. Monira completed her MBBS, MPH, and PhD at leading institutions, including Monash University, where she focused on novel systemic risk factors for knee and hip osteoarthritis. Her work has shifted the paradigm in understanding the pathogenesis of these conditions, highlighting the role of obesity and in-utero risk factors. Monira's collaboration with various research institutes and her contributions to public health have earned her multiple awards, including the Endeavour International Postgraduate Research Scholarship and the NHMRC Early Career Fellowship. She is also an Associate Editor for the journal 'Arthritis Research & Therapy' and a member of several professional organizations. Monira is dedicated to advancing knowledge in epidemiology and continues to explore the determinants of health outcomes in chronic diseases, particularly musculoskeletal disorders.

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