I am a Ph.D. student at the Section of General Practice. I have a master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Copenhagen. My Ph.D. project concerns the long-term consequences of breast cancer screening, where I employ both quantitative and qualitative methods.

I am primarily interested in: 

• Medical screening: false-positives, decision-making, health communication
• Overdiagnosis
• The qualitative experience and understanding of participating in health prevention programmes
• Direct-to-consumer medicine
• Diagnosis and disease classifications

I am a member of the scientific committee and the chair of the Early and Mid Career Researchers Group, Preventing Overdiagnosis.

I teach biostatistics to master students and critical appraisal of literature to postgraduate doctors becoming general practitioners.