Sarah Hindmarch

Sarah Hindmarch is a Research Associate at the Manchester Centre for Health Psychology, University of Manchester. She holds a PhD in Health Psychology (2023) and specializes in breast cancer risk assessment and screening for young women.

• Doctor of Philosophy (2023), University of Manchester
• Master of Science (2015), University of Nottingham
• Examiner's Prize for Outstanding Academic Achievement (BSc, University of Nottingham)

Research Interests:
Her work focuses on breast cancer risk assessment for women aged 30-39 without strong family histories, emphasizing feasibility studies, primary prevention, and health psychology interventions. She investigates false positive screening impacts and develops care pathways for early cancer detection.

Scientific Awards:

• Examiner's Prize for Outstanding Academic Achievement (BSc Psychology, University of Nottingham)

Collaborative Networks:
Active in the Manchester Centre for Health Psychology (MCHP) team, collaborating on projects related to breast cancer screening, behavioral change, and public health policy. She contributes to BMJ Open and PLOS One publications, emphasizing mixed-methods approaches and thematic analysis.