Kathryn Risher
PhD, MHS
Research Fellow
Kathryn (Katie) joined LSHTM in 2017 after completing her doctorate at Johns Hopkins University in Epidemiology. She holds a BA in biology, an MHS in biostatistics, and an MHS in epidemiology. Her work at LSHTM focuses on the population impact of HIV on mortality in Eastern and Southern Africa, and cross-sectional HIV incidence testing in antenatal clinics for surveillance. Her work is with the MeSH Consortium and ALPHA Network.
Teaching
Katie co-organises the distance learning module "Demographic Data: Sources, Collection and Evaluation," and teaches on the in-person modules "Demographic Methods," "Research Design & Analysis," and "Analysing Survey & Population Data."
Research
Katie's research has focused on a range of HIV-related topics, including sexual behaviour and networks, mathematical modelling, population-based studies, the care continuum, and social aspects of HIV. She currently is focusing on HIV mortality and incidence.
Selected Publications
