Ellie May Robson
Ellie May Robson
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Research Officer
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The Centre for Adolescent Health
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Adolescent Health
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Dr Ellie Robson is a passionate and ambitious early-career post-doctoral researcher with a vested interest in preserving and improving mental health.
Currently leading work with the Child to Adult Transition Study (CATS), she focuses on investigating the evolution of common mental disorders across the formative adolescent years.
Originally from the United Kingdom (UK), Ellie completed an undergraduate in Human Biology, and a PhD in life-course epidemiology. Her doctoral work intergrated psychological and biological concepts to investigate the physiological manifestations of early life adversity.
Ellie is committed to advancing the field of mental health research by leveraging her personal and academic experience to bridge the disciplines of Biology, Psychology, and Public Health. She is particularly passionate about translating research findings into effective policies and practises to make a tangible impact on mental health outcomes.
Currently leading work with the Child to Adult Transition Study (CATS), she focuses on investigating the evolution of common mental disorders across the formative adolescent years.
Originally from the United Kingdom (UK), Ellie completed an undergraduate in Human Biology, and a PhD in life-course epidemiology. Her doctoral work intergrated psychological and biological concepts to investigate the physiological manifestations of early life adversity.
Ellie is committed to advancing the field of mental health research by leveraging her personal and academic experience to bridge the disciplines of Biology, Psychology, and Public Health. She is particularly passionate about translating research findings into effective policies and practises to make a tangible impact on mental health outcomes.
Dr Ellie Robson is a passionate and ambitious early-career post-doctoral researcher with a vested interest in preserving and improving mental health.
Currently leading work with the Child to Adult Transition Study (CATS), she focuses on...
Currently leading work with the Child to Adult Transition Study (CATS), she focuses on...
Dr Ellie Robson is a passionate and ambitious early-career post-doctoral researcher with a vested interest in preserving and improving mental health.
Currently leading work with the Child to Adult Transition Study (CATS), she focuses on investigating the evolution of common mental disorders across the formative adolescent years.
Originally from the United Kingdom (UK), Ellie completed an undergraduate in Human Biology, and a PhD in life-course epidemiology. Her doctoral work intergrated psychological and biological concepts to investigate the physiological manifestations of early life adversity.
Ellie is committed to advancing the field of mental health research by leveraging her personal and academic experience to bridge the disciplines of Biology, Psychology, and Public Health. She is particularly passionate about translating research findings into effective policies and practises to make a tangible impact on mental health outcomes.
Currently leading work with the Child to Adult Transition Study (CATS), she focuses on investigating the evolution of common mental disorders across the formative adolescent years.
Originally from the United Kingdom (UK), Ellie completed an undergraduate in Human Biology, and a PhD in life-course epidemiology. Her doctoral work intergrated psychological and biological concepts to investigate the physiological manifestations of early life adversity.
Ellie is committed to advancing the field of mental health research by leveraging her personal and academic experience to bridge the disciplines of Biology, Psychology, and Public Health. She is particularly passionate about translating research findings into effective policies and practises to make a tangible impact on mental health outcomes.
Top Publications
- Robson, EM, Husin, HM, Ghazaleh Dashti, S, Vijayakumar, N, Moreno-Betancur, M, Moran, P, Patton, GC, Sawyer, SM. Tracking the course of depressive and anxiety symptoms across adolescence (the CATS study): a population-based cohort study in Australia.. Lancet Psychiatry 2024 view publication
- Vijayakumar, N, Husin, HM, Dashti, SG, Mundy, L, Moreno-Betancur, M, Viner, RM, Goddings, A-L, Robson, E, Sawyer, SM, Patton, GC. Characterization of Puberty in an Australian Population-Based Cohort Study.. J Adolesc Health 74(4) : 665 -673 2024 view publication
- Robson, E, Norris, T, Hamer, M, Costa, S, Hardy, R, Johnson, W. The relationship of childhood adversity with diurnal cortisol patterns and C-reactive protein at 60-64 years of age in the 1946 National Survey of Health and Development.. Psychoneuroendocrinology 132: 105362 2021 view publication
- Robson, E, Norris, T, Costa, S, Kivimäki, M, Hamer, M, Johnson, W. Contribution of 20-year body mass index and waist circumference history to poor cardiometabolic health in overweight/obese and normal weight adults: A cohort study.. Nutr Metab Cardiovasc Dis 31(10) : 2851 -2859 2021 view publication
- Robson, E, Norris, T, Wulaningsih, W, Hamer, M, Hardy, R, Johnson, W. The Relationship of Early-Life Adversity With Adulthood Weight and Cardiometabolic Health Status in the 1946 National Survey of Health and Development.. Psychosom Med 82(1) : 82 -89 2020 view publication
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