Speaker

Jorien Treur

Department of Psychiatry, Amsterdam UMC

Jorien Treur

Biography

Jorien Treur’s research focuses on mechanisms that underlie comorbidity between different types of (mental) health disorders. She is particularly interested in causal questions. For instance, does (e-)smoking increase the risk of developing depression? Or, why are people with a mental health disorder at higher risk of cardiovascular disease? Jorien obtained a MSc degree in Health Sciences in 2011 and a PhD in Behavioural Genetics in 2016 (VU Amsterdam) and specialized in epidemiological and genetic methods for causal inference as a postdoc at the University of Bristol. In 2018, she established the Comorbidity and Causality research group at Amsterdam UMC (https://psychiatryamsterdam.nl/groups/comorbidity-and-causality/).
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