Elvira Bräuner (EB) has 20 years of experience in epidemiologic research related to environment and health, and has extensive experience working with Danish cohorts and Danish National Health Registry databases.

Education: 

PhD, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

M.Sci, Public Health, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

B.Sc, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

B.Sc, University of Sydney, Australia

Primary research areas: 

• Fetal Origins of Reproductive Health
• The role of endocrine disrupting chemicals on risk of disease
• Psychologcal stress exposure and reproductive function
• Secular changes in the incidence of premature puberty
• Long-term effects of surgical menopause in women

Current research projects: 

• DISRUPT: Prenatal exposure to Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and Risk of Testicular Cancer in Offspring
• Prenatal psychologcal stress exposure and male reproductive function in offspring
• Pubertal development and secular changes in the incidence of premature puberty
• PANDORA: The long-term effects of surgical menopause in women

Specialities

• Environmental, reproductive and clinical epidemiology.
• Danish Registers.
• Endocrine disrupting Chemicals.

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