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Anne Harris
Associate Professor
EducationBSc(H), MSc, PhD
OfficeDCC-327, Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex
Phone416-979-5000, ext. 553109
Areas of ExpertiseActive transportation injuries; Secondary data analysis (especially linked health data and statistics Canada survey data).
Dr. Harris is available to supervise Occupational and Public Health (MSc) students in 2025-2026.
I am an epidemiologist interested in patterns of disease and injuries in populations, and am particularly committed to studying and improving the methods used to conduct this type of research. I am interested in developing new ways to study occupational and transportation risk relationships. This includes the linkage of large administrative datasets and population-based survey and cohort data. Please see my Google Scholar profile for details on my latest work.
Research interests:
- Epidemiological methods, study design and analysis
- Population health data
- Occupational epidemiology
- Road injury epidemiology
Research projects:
- Bicyclist and pedestrian injuries in Ontario (project with ICES-Institute for Clinical and Evaluative Sciences)
- Bicycling and pedestrian injury in a national linked cohort
- Health, safety and precarity in Toronto bicycle delivery workers
- Effects of covid-19 on active transportation and injury risk
- Occupational risk factors for Parkinson’s disease in linked cohorts (collaboration with Occupational Cancer Research Centre)