Jasmin de Groot

Jasmin de Groot is a Researcher at Erasmus MC (Erasmus University Medical Center) in the Netherlands, with a strong research focus spanning HIV treatment outcomes and pediatric metabolic liver diseases. Her work demonstrates significant contributions to medical science through large-scale cohort studies and epidemiological research, particularly examining ethnic disparities in health outcomes across diverse populations.

Dr. de Groot's primary research interests include:

• HIV pharmacology and treatment outcomes
• Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in children
• Ethnic disparities in metabolic health
• Pediatric growth patterns and health outcomes
• Prospective cohort study methodologies
• Cardio-metabolic risk factors in childhood

Her publication record reveals a strategic focus on large multinational collaborations, including the EU child cohort network and the RESPOND HIV cohort study. Analyzing her five most recent publications (2022-2025), a clear pattern emerges of methodologically rigorous research addressing critical public health questions with clinical relevance. Her work frequently employs individual participant data meta-analyses and prospective cohort designs to generate evidence that has been referenced in clinical guidelines and disseminated through news outlets and academic platforms.

Dr. de Groot's research has gained significant attention in the scientific community, with multiple publications being referenced in clinical guidelines, picked up by news outlets, and widely shared on social media platforms including X (Twitter) and Facebook. Her work demonstrates both scientific rigor and translational impact, bridging epidemiological research with clinical practice.