Mette Frahm Olsen
Associate Professor
Nutrition and Health
Rolighedsvej 26
1958 Frederiksberg C
ResearcherID: S-6119-2016
Scopus ID: 36057205800
Education
2013 PhD HIV and Nutrition, University of Copenhagen
2008 MSc Public Health Science, University of Copenhagen
Positions held
2016 - present Post Doc, University of Copenhagen
2014-2016 Post Doc, Nordic Cochrane Centre, Copenhagen
2009-2013 PhD student, Paediatric and International Nutrition, Dept of Human Nutrition, University of Copenhagen
2008-2009 Research assistant, Food Sociology, Dept of Human Nutrition, University of Copenhagen
2008 Epidemiologist, Communicable Diseases, WHO Regional Office for Europe
2007-2008 Campaign assistant, programme evaluation and literature review, Sex & Samfund (The Danish Family Planning Association)
2006 Project assistant, Euro Health Group
Research fields
Nutrition in low-income settings, child development, infectious diseases, body composition, food security, quality of life, clinical trials and epidemiology.
PhD thesis on effects of nutritional support for HIV patients commencing antiretroviral treatment based on the ARTfood study, a randomised clinical trial in Jimma, Ethiopia.
Methods used
Deuterium dilution technique for body composition assessment, total body water assessment, anthropometry, child development and cognitive function assessment, qualitative methods, electronic data capture, meta-analysis and meta-epidemiological methodology research.
ID: 9865250
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Drug resistance in HIV patients with virological failure or slow virological response to antiretroviral therapy in Ethiopia
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Adaptation and validation of the short version WHOQOL-HIV in Ethiopia
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Food insecurity, mental health and quality of life among people living with HIV commencing antiretroviral treatment in Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study
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