Our research group
Research is carried out in several program areas. We at the CPF place a specific focus on research areas that are particularly important for patients in primary care and primary care’s activities.
- Psychological disorders (socioeconomic status, migration, family environment, neighbourhoods)
- E-health
- Welfare diseases, diabetes, medical epidemiology, and genetic epidemiology
- Cardiovascular diseases (heredity, lifestyle, migration, the environment)
- Migration and neighbourhoods
- Infectious diseases in primary care, multiple diseases, diseases among the elderly
- Experimental research (Genetic and epigenetic risk factors, protein biomarkers and their functional significance in chronic diseases)
- Heredity, family factors, area of living, comorbidity and cancer
- Research methods in family medicine and research on quality aspects of medical education
- Public health science and social epidemiology
- Health economy, organisation of health care, and evaluation of health and medical programs
Research Leaders
- Anders Halling, Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Bengt Zöller, Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Jan Sundquist, Professor (post-retirement) (portal.research.lu.se)
- Juan Merlo, Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Kristina Sundquist, Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Margareta Troein, Professor Emeritus (portal.research.lu.se)
- Martin Lindström, Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Patrik Midlöv, Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Ulf Gerdtham, Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Ulf Jakobsson, Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Anders Beckman, Associate Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Ashfaque Memon, Associate Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Henrik Ohlsson, Associate Professor (lunduniversity.lu.se)
- Jianguang Ji, Associate Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Louise Bennet, Associate Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Xinjun Li, Associate Professor (portal.research.lu.se)
- Xiao Wang, MD, PhD (portal.research.lu.se)
Last updated: 16 September 2024
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