Christina Lind-Halldén

Christina Lind-Halldén is an Associate Professor at Kristianstad University's Faculty of Natural Science, affiliated with the Department of Bioanalysis. Her research focuses on genetic variation, thrombosis, and rare-variant analysis.

• Specializes in genetics and biomedical research
• Active in population-based cohort studies
• Collaborates with Regeneron Genetics Center

Her work explores thrombotic risk factors, diabetes genetics, and Arabidopsis Suecica genomics, with recent studies analyzing rare variants in the UK Biobank. She supervises doctoral students and contributes to precision medicine in haemophilia research.

Current projects include "Understanding and predicting factor VIII tolerance - key to precision medicine and cure in haemophilia A" (2021-present) and "Genetics of three associated cardiovascular diseases - venous thromboembolism, peripheral artery disease, varicose veins: analysis of GWAS, WES and WGS data" (2023-present).