Trine Toft Sørensen

Trine Toft Sørensen is a Researcher in Public Health Epidemiology at the National Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark. She holds a Master's degree in Public Health Sciences from the University of Copenhagen (graduated February 17, 2021) and specializes in register-based epidemiological research focusing on vulnerable populations.

Her primary research interests include population-based cohort studies, social inequality in health, intellectual disability health outcomes, and register data analysis. She has developed expertise in studying health disparities among marginalized groups through large-scale population data.

Dr. Sørensen's publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on neurological disorders, particularly amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and their relationship with other health conditions, as well as research on vulnerable populations during the pandemic. Her work often employs sophisticated epidemiological methods to identify risk factors and health disparities.

She is actively involved in multiple ongoing research projects, particularly those examining health outcomes among people with developmental disabilities, and has presented her findings at international conferences including the COST Action Training School on Cancer Prevention in Intellectual Disabilities.

• Active participant in COH-FIT study examining pandemic mental health impacts
• Key researcher in projects studying cancer and mortality among people with developmental disabilities
• Regular collaborator with prominent researchers in public health epidemiology