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DPhil Student
Millie is a DPhil candidate in Population Health at the Nuffield Department of Population Health. Her research will assess how obesity-related health inequality influences future communicable disease burden in England. She is supervised by Dr Thomas Rawson, Professor Melinda Mills and Professor Christl Donnelly. Her work is jointly supported by the LCDS and Nuffield College, University of Oxford.
Prior to starting her DPhil, Millie completed her BSc in Biomedical Science at The University of Manchester, graduating with First Class Honours. Her undergraduate research explored the impact of bariatric surgery on outcomes in patients with obesity-associated endometrial cancer. As part of her undergraduate degree, Millie completed her industrial placement year at AstraZeneca within their renal department. There she led an ex vivo research project developing Precision Cut Kidney Slices to model chronic kidney disease.
Millie Harrison
DPhil Student
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Millie is a DPhil candidate in Population Health at the Nuffield Department of Population Health. Her research will assess how obesity-related health inequality influences future communicable disease burden in England. She is supervised by Dr Thomas Rawson, Professor Melinda Mills and Professor Christl Donnelly. Her work is jointly supported by the LCDS and Nuffield College, University of Oxford.
Prior to starting her DPhil, Millie completed her BSc in Biomedical Science at The University of Manchester, graduating with First Class Honours. Her undergraduate research explored the impact of bariatric surgery on outcomes in patients with obesity-associated endometrial cancer. As part of her undergraduate degree, Millie completed her industrial placement year at AstraZeneca within their renal department. There she led an ex vivo research project developing Precision Cut Kidney Slices to model chronic kidney disease.