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Welcome to RE*MIND

The main objective of our research is to elucidate mental health risk factors in the population through multidimensional aspects, which can lead to effective multilevel intervention. We use traditional epidemiologic methodology as well as emerging methods in data science.

We are currently recruiting new students (MS and PhD courses) and postdocs. Please contact sunjaejung@yuhs.ac for further information.

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Funded projects

20) International evaluation of modifiable social determinants of health on COVID- related mental health outcomes [National Institute of Health, USA, 2023-2026] R01, $3,155,102 19) Causal Analysis of the Health Effects and Recovery Factors of Trauma Experiences in Cancer Patients: Utilizing Multidimensional Data- 암환자의 트라우마경험이 미칠수 있는 건강영향과 회복인자의 인과적 분석: 다차원 데이터를 이용하여 [National Research…

RE*MINDers

Ji Su Yang, PhD Research Assistant Professor Doctoral thesis: “Examining the causal relationship between schizophrenia and breast cancer: survival analysis and Mendelian randomization”(Supervisor: Sun Jae Jung) BS. Life Science, Korea University, Seoul, Korea Hyejin Kim, MA, PhD Postdoctoral fellow in Epidemiology Doctoral thesis: “Effectiveness of the nationwide depression screening: a systematic review and a target…

Research

Topics of interest: Epidemiology; Mental Health; Depression; PTSD; Suicide; Dementia; Schizophrenia; Bipolar disorder; Psychiatric epidemiology; Hormone; Preventive Medicine; Network analysis; Genetic Epidemiology; Longitudinal Study; Resilience/Psychological Well-Being; Psychologic Resilience; Lifestyle factors; Lifestyle modification; Digital mental health; Behavior change; Cardiovascular epidemiology; Health behaviors; Advanced statistical methods; Predictive analytics; Metabolomics Topic 1. Body-Mind Research in Epidemiology Topic 2.…

Yonsei Medical Center Jonghapkwan #421, 50-1 Yonsei-ro Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, South Korea 03722

sunjaejung@yuhs.ac