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Research groups

Li Zhang

PhD


Statistician and HONORARY RESEARCH FELLOW

My research primarily focuses on the analysis of data from randomised trials and cohort studies, including the Oxford Vascular Study (OxVasc), a population-based epidemiological study of all acute vascular events in a subpopulation of just under 100,000 Oxfordshire residents. The focus of the analyses of data from randomised trials will be on the effects of blood pressure-lowering drugs on the risks of stroke and cognitive decline and the effects of aspirin on the risks of cancer and other non-vascular conditions.

Before joining the University of Oxford, I completed my PhD in epidemiology at King's College London. My doctoral research focused on investigating long-term trends and risk prediction of stroke recurrence, employing the competing risk model with data from the South London Stroke Register (SLSR). Furthermore, I hold a Master of Public Health from Peking University (2019) and a bachelor's degree in Preventive Medicine (Health Laboratory Technology) from Chongqing Medical University (2016).