Dr Haider Mannan is a Senior Lecturer in biostatistics at the Translational Health Research Institute and the School of Medicine, Western Sydney University. He has a research track record in the field of chronic conditions (e.g., obesity, eating disorders, diabetes) (one external grant in eating disorders), lifestyle factors (e.g., smoking, diet) and treatments (e.g., CABG, angioplasty stenting) associated with cardiovascular disease, with a focus on risk prevention using policy modelling. He has published 2 monographs and 75 peer-reviewed journal articles in epidemiology and biostatistics, with 32 as the first author and 35 in Q1 journals. His current H index is 20, his i-10 index is 32, and his number of citations is 1432. He has published widely in the areas of population nutrition, obesity, obesity and co-morbid eating disorders, health effects of smoking and smoking cessation and reduction programs and cardiovascular risk prevention. He also has published research and consultancy reports (8 in total).
Research Keywords & Expertise
physical activity
nutritional status
infant feeding
Nutritional policies
Short Biography
Dr Haider Mannan is a Senior Lecturer in biostatistics at the Translational Health Research Institute and the School of Medicine, Western Sydney University. He has a research track record in the field of chronic conditions (e.g., obesity, eating disorders, diabetes) (one external grant in eating disorders), lifestyle factors (e.g., smoking, diet) and treatments (e.g., CABG, angioplasty stenting) associated with cardiovascular disease, with a focus on risk prevention using policy modelling. He has published 2 monographs and 75 peer-reviewed journal articles in epidemiology and biostatistics, with 32 as the first author and 35 in Q1 journals. His current H index is 20, his i-10 index is 32, and his number of citations is 1432. He has published widely in the areas of population nutrition, obesity, obesity and co-morbid eating disorders, health effects of smoking and smoking cessation and reduction programs and cardiovascular risk prevention. He also has published research and consultancy reports (8 in total).