Exposome, Inheritance, Cancer and Health - Lab members

Lab members

Direction:

  • Director: Gianluca Severi (Inserm DR2)
  • Co-director: Alexis Elbaz (Inserm DR2) 
  • Operational manager: Pascale Gerbouin-Rérolle

Research Axis:

Exposome and Inheritance - Publications

Publications

Since the launch of the E3N study and the E3N-Generations family cohort, more than 1,400 scientific articles have been published by the team: 275 are based exclusively on data from the E3N and E3N-Generations cohorts, while the others are the result of national or international collaborations.

Here is a selection of 30 recent key papers published by the Exposome and Heredity team (post 2010):

Epidemiology of radiations - Lab members

Lab members

  • Aba Naila Myriam
    Epidemiologist
  • Allodji Rodrigue
    Biostatistician
  • Bejarano Quisoboni Daniel    
    Epidemiologist
  • Belhout Amel    
    Clinical research associate
  • Boumaraf Amel    
    Clinical research associate
  • Chappat Juliette    
    Biostatistician
  • Chounta Stefania    
    Epidemiologist
  • De Vathaire Florent    
    Epidemiologist
  • Demoor Charlotte    
    Epidemiologist
  • Ducos Claire    
    Epidemiologist
  • Fresneau Brice    
    Epidemiologist

Epidemiology of radiation - Publications

Major publications

  1. Role of radiotherapy and chemotherapy in the risk of leukemia after childhood cancer: An international pooled analysis. Allodji RS, Tucker MA, Hawkins MM, Le Deley MC, Veres C, Weathers R, Howell R, Winter D, Haddy N, Rubino C, Diallo I, Little MP, Morton LM, de Vathaire F. Int J Cancer. 2020 Oct 26. doi: 10.1002/ijc.33361. Online ahead of print. PMID: 33105035
     

Epidemiology of radiation - Current research

Epidemiology of radiation

This team is part of UMR 1018/CESP - Centre for research in epidemiology and population health

The team focuses its work on the epidemiology of the effects of ionizing radiation on health, as well as all aspects of quality of life of  long term survivors from childhood cancers

Biostatistics and Epidemiology Office - Teaching

Principal teaching roles

The Department participates in the training of medical and pharmacy students, the Masters degree in Public Health and doctoral and post-doctoral researchers in clinical and epidemiological research, biostatistics, health economics and data-management.

There are two university lecturers from the University of Paris-South in the department:  Marie-Cécile Le Deley and Isabelle Borget.

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