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Anisa Hajizadeh (Taylor)

Anisa Hajizadeh (Taylor)

I graduated summa cum laude from Canada's most competitive undergraduate programme, the Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc, Hons) at McMaster University. I then went on to pursue a Master's in Public Health (MPH) in the department at McMaster University that introduced Evidence Based Medicine to the world. I am now a DPhil candidate in the Centre of Evidence Based Medicine here at the University of Oxford, where I have the privilege of studying n-of-1 methodology which I think has the capacity to address some of the pain points in health research and advance it. 

DPhil student

N-of-me: exploring the role and potential of n-of-1 trials in evidence-based medicine

My DPhil (PhD) topic: n-of-1 trials