Stine Kloster

Stine Kloster is a Researcher at the National Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark. Her work focuses on geographical and register-based epidemiology, with a strong emphasis on cohort studies and environmental health factors.

• Key research areas: Chronic diseases, mental health, indoor environment impacts
• Collaborations: Denmark, Sweden, and international networks
• Methodologies: Cohort analysis, Poisson regression, generalized linear models

Recent studies examine links between housing conditions and depression, COPD exacerbations related to indoor environments, and safety profiles of ulcerative colitis treatments. Her work has been referenced in policy documents and media outlets, highlighting its public health significance.

• Scientific metrics: >50 downloads across publications
• Research outputs: 35+ publications (2020-2025)

In 2020-2021, she co-developed the blended learning course 'Applied Biostatistics' at SDU, demonstrating her commitment to education alongside research.