Gabriel Granåsen

Gabriel Granåsen is a Research Fellow at the Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine, Umeå universitet. His work focuses on clinical medicine, surgery outcomes, neurology, and epidemiology. He has contributed to studies on hernia repair techniques, vertigo treatment, Parkinson's disease biomarkers, and the impact of public health policies on infant feeding and mental health interventions. Current research includes a robotic glove study for plexus injury rehabilitation (2022-2025).

Key areas of research include: surgical outcomes (umbilical hernias, pelvic organ prolapse), neurology (vertigo, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's), and epidemiological studies (Covid-19 respiratory morbidity trends, dizziness-related sick leave patterns). He has led trials on internet-based vestibular rehabilitation and depression treatment protocols.

Publications span 2013-2025, with focus on randomized controlled trials, cohort studies, and validation research. Notable collaborations include work on SUMMER trial protocols for hernia repair and the Swedish infant feeding guidelines analysis. No academic awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.

Grants and studies include a multi-center RCT on depression training and a national register-based analysis of surgical outcomes. Active in multidisciplinary teams addressing neurological rehabilitation and public health policy impacts.