Cindy Pham
Cindy Pham
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Role
Research Associate
Research area
The Centre for Community Child Health
Group
Policy and Equity
Dr Cindy Pham is a developmental and molecular epidemiologist, working as a Postdoctoral Research Officer for the Changing Children's Chances and Mental Health in Primary Schools projects in the Policy and Equity Group, Murdoch Children's Research Institute and Centre of Community Child Health, Royal Children's Hospital. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy at the University of Melbourne and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) and Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences from Monash University.
Dr Pham has extensive multidisciplinary experiences in epidemiology, neuroscience, pharmacology (drug discovery), molecular biology and social policy. Dr Pham's research interest includes early social and environmental exposures and biological pathways that underlie childhood neurodevelopment and mental health conditions over the lifecourse in cohort studies and 'big data'.
Dr Pham has extensive multidisciplinary experiences in epidemiology, neuroscience, pharmacology (drug discovery), molecular biology and social policy. Dr Pham's research interest includes early social and environmental exposures and biological pathways that underlie childhood neurodevelopment and mental health conditions over the lifecourse in cohort studies and 'big data'.
Dr Cindy Pham is a developmental and molecular epidemiologist, working as a Postdoctoral Research Officer for the Changing Children's Chances and Mental Health in Primary Schools projects in the Policy and Equity Group, Murdoch Children's Research...
Dr Cindy Pham is a developmental and molecular epidemiologist, working as a Postdoctoral Research Officer for the Changing Children's Chances and Mental Health in Primary Schools projects in the Policy and Equity Group, Murdoch Children's Research Institute and Centre of Community Child Health, Royal Children's Hospital. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy at the University of Melbourne and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) and Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences from Monash University.
Dr Pham has extensive multidisciplinary experiences in epidemiology, neuroscience, pharmacology (drug discovery), molecular biology and social policy. Dr Pham's research interest includes early social and environmental exposures and biological pathways that underlie childhood neurodevelopment and mental health conditions over the lifecourse in cohort studies and 'big data'.
Dr Pham has extensive multidisciplinary experiences in epidemiology, neuroscience, pharmacology (drug discovery), molecular biology and social policy. Dr Pham's research interest includes early social and environmental exposures and biological pathways that underlie childhood neurodevelopment and mental health conditions over the lifecourse in cohort studies and 'big data'.
Top Publications
- Vacy, K, Thomson, S, Moore, A, Eisner, A, Tanner, S, Pham, C, Saffrey, R, Mansell, T, Burgner, D, Collier, F, et al. Cord blood lipid correlation network profiles are associated with subsequent attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and autism spectrum disorder symptoms at 2 years: a prospective birth cohort study. EBioMedicine 100: 104949 2024 view publication
- Pham, C, Vryer, R, O’Hely, M, Mansell, T, Burgner, D, Collier, F, Symeonides, C, Tang, MLK, Vuillermin, P, Gray, L, et al. Shortened Infant Telomere Length Is Associated with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Symptoms in Children at Age Two Years: A Birth Cohort Study. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 23(9) : 4601 2024 view publication
- Lange, K, Pham, C, Fedyszyn, IE, Cook, F, Burgner, DP, Olsson, CA, Downes, M, Priest, N, Mansell, T, Tang, MLK, et al. Emotional symptoms and inflammatory biomarkers in childhood: Associations in two Australian birth cohorts. Journal of Affective Disorders 344: 356 -364 2024 view publication
- Vilcins, D, Lee, WR, Pham, C, Tanner, S, Knibbs, LD, Burgner, D, Blake, TL, Mansell, T, Ponsonby, A-L, Sly, PD, et al. Association of maternal air pollution exposure and infant lung function is modified by genetic propensity to oxidative stress. 4(10-23) : 2023.10.13.23296994 2024 view publication
- Goldfeld, S, Downes, M, Gray, S, Pham, C, Guo, S, O'Connor, E, Redmond, G, Azpitarte, F, Badland, H, Woolfenden, S, et al. Household income supplements in early childhood to reduce inequities in children's development. Social Science & Medicine 340: 116430 2024 view publication
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