Jacob Krabbe Pedersen

Jacob Krabbe Pedersen is an Assistant Professor at the Institute for Health Services Research, affiliated with the Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Biodemography (EBB) department at the University of Southern Denmark. His work focuses on epidemiological research into exceptionally long life spans, applied statistics in health research, and cancer among the elderly.

• Academic Rank: Assistant Professor
• University: University of Southern Denmark

Research Interests
His research spans longevity, aging-related diseases, and statistical methodologies for health outcomes. He investigates how familial longevity affects dementia risk, cancer incidence, and mortality patterns, utilizing large-scale cohort studies and biostatistical models.

Publication Trends
Recent articles highlight his work on centenarian survival analysis, Y-chromosome mosaicism in aging, hip fracture epidemiology, and intergenerational health patterns. Keywords include cohort studies, gerontology, and biostatistical modeling.

Scientific Awards

• 1st Poster Prize (2016)

Collaborations
Active in interdisciplinary networks, including the Danish Center for Aging Research, and collaborations with institutions studying aging, cancer, and public health trends.