Cambridge University EPIC-Norfolk
EPIC People

ANUJ serena
BANKS-DUNNELL karen
BHANIANI amit
BYWATER jake
CHAN michelle
COWAN andy
DALZELL nichola
DAY professor nick
ELSEY sarah
FOSTER professor paul
FRANCIS mark
GOWLETT judith
GRIGG elliott
HARVEY susan
HAYAT shabina
KEEVIL victoria
KHAW professor kay-tee
KHAWAJA anthony
KNIGHTON steven
LENTJES marleen
LI yangmei
LUBEN robert
MCTAGGART alison
MOORE steph
MULLIGAN angela
MYINT dr phyo
OWEN sandra
PACEY angela
PARMAR daksha
PARRY-SMITH david
POWELL natasha
RICHARDSON dr larissa
RODWELL professor sheila
SHAH neha
SHRESTHA subodha shakya
SMETHERS val
WAREHAM professor nick

 
Prof Kay-Tee Khaw
 
Kay-Tee Khaw

Kay-Tee Khaw is a principal investigator in EPIC-Norfolk. She first became interested in diet and health when investigating reasons for the rise in blood pressure and rapidly changing patterns of cardiovascular disease in different communities around the world, including Kenya and the Caribbean.

 

The wide geographic, social and secular variations in mos chronic diseases associated with aging including cardiovascular diseases, cancer and osteoporosis suggest a substantial proportion of disabling conditions are potentially preventable. EPIC-Norfolk aims to identify what we can do to maintain health in the population.

Kay-Tee trained in medicine at Girton College, Cambridge and St. Mary's Hospital, London and in epidemiology at the London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, with subsequent clinical and academic posts in the University of London and the University of California San Diego. She is currently Professor of Clinical Gerontology in Cambridge and a Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge


Phone: 01223 336927
Fax: 01223 336928

Untitled Document
Home | About | Third Health Check | International | People & Galleries | Participant Advisory PanelJobs | Contact Us | FAQ |

Findings & ResultsPublications | In the News | Collaborators | Nutritional Methods | Public Events | Sponsors | Intranet | Local |