Timor Faber

Timor Faber is a researcher at Erasmus MC, focusing on public health and child health research. Their work bridges epidemiology, environmental health, and policy analysis.

• Affiliation: Erasmus MC (University Medical Center Rotterdam), Netherlands

Research Interests: Faber's research centers on the intersection of tobacco control, respiratory diseases in children, and health policy evaluation. Key areas include:

• Systematic reviews and meta-analyses of public health interventions
• Impact of smoke-free legislation on pediatric populations
• Environmental health risks (e.g., secondhand smoke exposure)
• Global health disparities in low/middle-income countries

Publications: Recent work includes high-impact studies on tobacco control policies, respiratory tract infections, and asthma in children. Their 2018 meta-analysis on improved cookstoves has been cited 64 times, while the 2019 quasi-experimental study on smoke-free vehicles has 23 citations.

Collaborations: Collaborates with institutions across Europe, Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly on global health initiatives.