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Reem Malouf

Teaching Fellow and Health Service Researcher

Reem is a clinically trained neurologist with a special interest in all types of dementia. She has worked at the Radcliffe Infirmary and published several Cochrane reviews for the prevention and treatment of cognitive decline and dementia. Reem also worked as a clinical research fellow at St George's Hospital in London. She is an editor of the Cochrane Lung Cancer group, and a member of the Cochrane methodology and living systematic reviews network groups. 

At the NPEU, Reem leads a project looking at maternity services for women with physical and mental disabilities and the neuro-development of children born prematurely, and in preterm birth clinics. 

Reem is a teaching fellow in epidemiology. She is involved with lectures, tutorials and assessments on the MSc in Global Health Science and Epidemiology, as well as running a course on how to conduct systematic reviews and other review types for DPhil students in the department. 

Reem currently works with researchers at the John Radcliffe Hospital and Cochrane Collaboration on systematic reviews, meta-analysis and network meta-analysis.