Sanne Marie
Thysen is a post doc in the Section for Epidemiology, where she works on the
Vitamin K project, and investigates the association between vitamin K and
cardiovascular diseases.
Sanne holds
an MD and a PhD from Aarhus University. She has previously worked with
non-specific effects of vaccines, and amongst others investigated the role of
Bacillus Calmette-Guérin vaccination in child mortality in both observational
studies and randomised trials.
Selected
publications:
Thysen
SM, Benn CS, Gomes VF,
Rudolf F, Wejse C, Roth A, Kallestrup P, Aaby P, Fisker AB. Neonatal BCG vaccination and child survival in
TB-exposed and TB-unexposed children: a prospective cohort study (BMJ Open
2020, 10(2) e035595)
Thysen
SM, Byberg S, Martins JM, Kallestrup P, Griffiths UK, Fisker AB. Household costs of seeking BCG
vaccination in rural Guinea-Bissau (Vaccine 2019; 37: 5505-8)
Thysen
SM, Rodrigues A, Aaby P, Fisker AB. Out-of-sequence DTP and measles vaccinations and child mortality in
Guinea-Bissau – a reanalysis (BMJ Open 2019; 9; e024893)
Fisker AB, Thysen SM. Non-live pentavalent vaccines after live measles
vaccine may increase mortality. (Vaccine 2018, 36(41):6039-6042. doi:
10.1016/j.vaccine.2018.08.083)
Thysen
SM, Tawiah C, Blencowe H, Manu G, Akuze J, Haider MM, Alam N, Azemeraw T,
Baschieri A, Biks GA, Dzabeng F, Fisker AB, Imam MA, Martins J,
Natukwatsa D, Lawn JE, Gordeev VS. Electronic data collection in a multi-site
population survey: EN-INDEPTH study. (BMC Health Population Metrics (In press)
2020).