Danielle Logan

Dr. Danielle Logan is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Public Health within Queen's University Belfast's School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences. Her primary affiliations focus on clinical and public health research with particular emphasis on evidence-based interventions.

Her research spans multiple domains of healthcare with core interests in:

• Clinical trial design and implementation (particularly RCTs)
• Public health nutrition and dietary assessment methodologies
• Gerontology and dementia diagnostics
• Adolescent health interventions
• Respiratory medicine and critical care outcomes

Publication analysis reveals strong focus on longitudinal health studies, with recent works examining protein nutrition impacts on aging populations, school-based adolescent health programs, and respiratory failure treatments. Her research consistently employs rigorous methodologies including systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and multi-center clinical trials.

While no specific awards are documented, her work has generated significant academic engagement with publications receiving attention across social media platforms and research networks.

Current collaborations include international studies such as the Longitudinal Aging Study in India (LASI-DAD) and the JACK cluster randomized trial for adolescent health.