Professor Kate Tilling

Research summary

My main research interests are in the development and application of statistical methods to causal problems in epidemiology/health services research. Two particular areas are methods for analysis of longitudinal data, and methods for minimising bias due to missing data.

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Selected publications

• Millard, LAC, Davies, NM, Timpson, NJ, Tilling, KM, Flach, PA & Smith, GD, 2015, ‘MR-PheWAS: Hypothesis prioritization among potential causal effects of body mass index on many outcomes, using Mendelian randomization’. Scientific Reports, vol 5.
• Smith, ADAC, Tilling, KM, Nelson, SM & Lawlor, DA, 2015, ‘Live-birth rate associated with repeat in vitro fertilization treatment cycles’. Journal of the American Medical Association, vol 314., pp. 2654-2662

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Recent publications

• Bray, IC, Noble, SM, Robinson, RD, Molloy, LC & Tilling, KM, 2017, ‘Mode of delivery affected questionnaire response rates in a birth cohort study’. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, vol 81., pp. 64-71
• Grzeda, MT, Heron, J, Tilling, K, Wright, A & Joinson, C, 2017, ‘Examining the effectiveness of parental strategies to overcome bedwetting: an observational cohort study’. BMJ Open.

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