Deniz EREN

Deniz EREN is a Research Fellow who completed Post-Doctoral Studies in 2018, specializing in psychometrics and public health with a focus on osteoporosis and smoking behavior assessment. His work bridges clinical research and behavioral health methodologies.

His educational background includes advanced post-doctoral training emphasizing research methodology and health behavior analysis, though specific institutional details remain unreported in available sources.

Dr. EREN's research program centers on psychometric scale development for culturally specific health contexts, particularly investigating the interplay between osteoporosis risk perception and smoking behaviors through adapted health belief models. His expertise spans cross-cultural instrument validation, bone health epidemiology, and behavioral intervention design for chronic disease prevention.

His 2018 publication on Turkish adaptation of the Osteoporosis Smoking Health Belief Scale demonstrates methodological rigor in scale validation, establishing foundational work for culturally responsive public health assessments in Mediterranean populations. This research trajectory highlights consistent focus on measurement science within preventive medicine frameworks.