Milly Marston BSc MSc

Lecturer

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After completing a first degree in Physics at UCL Milly worked in an Egyptian NGO called AHED (Association of Health and Environmental Development) in Cairo. Mainly working with demographic and health surveillance data.After working in Egypt she came back to London to do a Masters in Medical Demography at LSHTM. Since the Masters she has been working at PSD, LSHTM. Currently she is working with the ALPHA network on the demographic consequences of HIV.

Affiliation

• Department of Population Studies

Teaching

Milly is the module organiser for the Analysing Survey and Population Data and teaches on the Demographic Methods and Statistics for EPH modules. She also runs a short course: "Advanced Stata course: programming and techniques to make you life easier"

Research

Milly is currently working on the ALPHA network project.  She specialises in the analysis of longitudinal data especially from demographic surveillance. Other research includes estimating and projecting child mortality in populations affected by generalised HIV epidemics, orphanhood, marriage and HIV, and fertility indicators.

• Selected publications

• Net survival of perinatally and postnatally HIV-infected children: a pooled analysis of individual data from sub-Saharan Africa.

  Marston, M.; Becquet, R.; Zaba, B.; Moulton, L.H.; Gray, G.; Coovadia, H.; Essex, M.; Ekouevi, D.K.; Jackson, D.; Coutsoudis, A.; Kilewo, C.; Leroy, V.; Wiktor, S.; Nduati, R.; Msellati, P.; Dabis, F.; Newell, M.L.; Ghys, P.D.;

  Int J Epidemiol, 2011;

• Trends in marriage and time spent single in sub-Saharan Africa: a comparative analysis of six population-based cohort studies and nine Demographic and Health Surveys.

  Marston, M.; Slaymaker, E.; Cremin, I.; Floyd, S.; McGrath, N.; Kasamba, I.; Lutalo, T.; Nyirenda, M.; Ndyanabo, A.; Mupambireyi, Z.; Zaba, B.;

  Sex Transm Infect, 2009; 85 Suppl 1:i64-71

• Non-response bias in estimates of HIV prevalence due to the mobility of absentees in national population-based surveys: a study of nine national surveys.

  Marston, M.; Harriss, K.; Slaymaker, E.;

  Sex Transm Infect, 2008; 84 Suppl 1:i71-i77

• Estimating 'net' HIV-related mortality and the importance of background mortality rates.

  Marston, M.; Todd, J.; Glynn, J.R.; Nelson, K.E.; Rangsin, R.; Lutalo, T.; Urassa, M.; Biraro, S.; Van der Paal, L.; Sonnenberg, P.; Zaba, B.;

  AIDS, 2007; 21 Suppl 6:S65-71

• Survival after HIV infection in the pre-antiretroviral therapy era in a rural Tanzanian cohort

  Isingo, R.; Zaba, B.; Marston, M.; Ndege, M.; Mngara, J.; Mwita, W.; Wringe, A.; Beckles, D.; Changalucha, J.; Urassa, M.

  Aids, 2007; 21:S5-S13

• Age-specific mortality patterns in HIV-infected individuals: a comparative analysis of African community study data

  Zaba, B.; Marston, M.; Crampin, A.; Isingo, R.; Biraro, S.; Barninghaus, T.; Lopman, B.; Lutalo, T.; Todd, J.

  AIDS, 2007; 21(Sup 6):S87-S96

• Projecting the demographic impact of AIDS and the number of people in need of treatment: updates to the Spectrum Projection Package

  Stover, J.; Walker, N.; Grassly, N. C.; Marston, M.

  Sexually Transmitted Infections, 2006; 82:III45-III50

• Estimating the net effect of HIV on child mortality in African populations affected by generalized HIV epidemics.

  Marston, M.; Zaba, B.; Salomon, J.A.; Brahmbhatt, H.; Bagenda, D.;

  J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr, 2005; 38(2):219-27

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