Dr Mia Crampin MBChB DTM&H MSc FFPHM

Senior Lecturer Infectious Disease Epidemiology

• Affiliation
• Teaching
• Research
• Publications

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• Karonga Prevention Study
• Karonga Prevention Study
• PO Box 46
• Chilumba
• T: + 265 999 373 980

Amelia (Mia) Crampin came to LSHTM in October 1997 from lecturing in Public Health and Epidemiology at King's Medical School. She was appointed to the post of Field Epidemiologist on the Karonga Prevention Study in Malawi.

Affiliation

• Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology

Teaching

Mia is joint module organiser for the Design and Analysis of Epidemiological Studies module of the DL Clinical Trials MSc and also a tutor on DL Epidemiology MSc.

Research

Mia has been at KPS (www.lshtm.ac.uk/ideu/kps) for 12 years as Field Epidemiologist (1998-1999), Field Director (1999-2005), Senior Epidemiologist (2005-2009) and now Scientific Programme Manager (2009- ) and Deputy Director (2012-). The research programme (epidemiological, immunological, genetic, demographic) focuses on TB, leprosy, HIV and non-communicable diseases and is predominantly funded by the Wellcome Trust.

• Selected publications

• Recurrent TB: relapse or reinfection? The effect of HIV in a general population cohort in Malawi.

  Crampin, A.C.; Mwaungulu, J.N.; Mwaungulu, F.D.; Mwafulirwa, D.T.; Munthali, K.; Floyd, S.; Fine, P.E.; Glynn, J.R.;

  AIDS, 2010; 24(3):417-26

• Human immunodeficiency virus increases the risk of tuberculosis due to recent re-infection in individuals with latent infection.

  Houben, R.M.; Glynn, J.R.; Mallard, K.; Sichali, L.; Malema, S.; Fine, P.E.; French, N.; Crampin, A.C.;

  Int J Tuberc Lung Dis, 2010; 14(7):909-15

• Changes in Mycobacterium tuberculosis Genotype Families Over 20 Years in a Population-Based Study in Northern Malawi.

  Glynn, J.R.; Alghamdi, S.; Mallard, K.; McNerney, R.; Ndlovu, R.; Munthali, L.; Houben, R.M.; Fine, P.E.; French, N.; Crampin, A.C.;

  PLoS One, 2010; 5(8)

• What has Karonga taught us? Tuberculosis studied over three decades.

  Crampin, A.C.; Glynn, J.R.; Fine, P.E.;

  Int J Tuberc Lung Dis, 2009; 13(2):153-64

• Use of Antenatal Clinic Surveillance to Assess the Effect of Sexual Behavior on HIV Prevalence in Young Women in Karonga District, Malawi.

  Crampin, A.C.; Jahn, A.; Kondowe, M.; Ngwira, B.M.; Hemmings, J.; Glynn, J.R.; Floyd, S.; Fine, P.E.; Zaba, B.;

  J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr, 2008; 48(2):196-202

• Tuberculosis transmission attributable to close contacts and HIV status, Malawi.

  Crampin, A.C.; Glynn, J.R.; Traore, H.; Yates, M.D.; Mwaungulu, L.; Mwenebabu, M.; Chaguluka, S.D.; Floyd, S.; Drobniewski, F.; Fine, P.E.;

  Emerg Infect Dis, 2006; 12(5):729-35

• Tuberculosis and gender: exploring the patterns in a case control study in Malawi

  Crampin, A. C.; Glynn, J. R.; Floyd, S.; Malema, S. S.; Mwinuka, V. K.; Ngwira, B. M. M.; Mwaungulu, F. D.; Warndorff, D. K.; Fine, P. E. M.

  International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, 2004; 8(2):194-203

• The long-term impact of HIV and orphanhood on the mortality and physical well-being of children in rural Malawi

  Crampin, A. C.; Floyd, S.; Glynn, J. R.; Madise, N.; Nyondo, A.; Khondowe, M. M.; Njoka, C. L.; Kanyongoloka, H.; Ngwira, B.; Zaba, B.; Fine, P. E. M.

  Aids, 2003; 17(3):389-397

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