Hilde Brun Lauritzen

Hilde Brun Lauritzen is an Associate Professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. Her research focuses on environmental and occupational health, particularly the impact of chemical exposures on maternal-child health outcomes and workplace-related respiratory disorders. She has published extensively on topics such as prenatal exposure to persistent organic pollutants, occupational asthma in salmon processing, and acute respiratory distress from disinfectants.

• Key Research Areas: Environmental Health, Occupational Health, Toxicology, Public Health, Pediatrics, Epidemiology
• Institution: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
• Academic Rank: Associate Professor

Her recent work examines the usability of electronic health records and their association with burnout and turnover intention in healthcare settings. She collaborates with researchers in Scandinavia and presents her findings at international conferences like the Pediatric Academic Society meetings and the International Fishing Industry Safety and Health Conference.

Dr. Lauritzen's publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to understanding chemical exposure pathways and health impacts, including prospective cohort studies and case series analyses. Her work bridges environmental toxicology with clinical outcomes, emphasizing preventive measures in both public and occupational health contexts.