Miss Emma Plant BSc MSc

• MSc in Statistics with Applications in Medicine, University of Southampton, 2019
• BSc (Hons) in Mathematics, University of Nottingham, 2018

Emma completed a first-class undergraduate degree in Mathematics at the University of Nottingham including one semester at the National University of Singapore. She then studied a masters in Statistics with Applications in Medicine at the University of Southampton, graduating with a distinction.

Emma moved to the University of Birmingham for her PhD and is based in the Centre for Childhood Cancer Survivor Studies and is working on several projects relating to both subsequent primary cancers long-term morbidities managed in primary.

PhD title

'Assessing the Risk of Subsequent Primary Neoplasms and Health Conditions treated in Primary Care Among Survivors of Childhood Cancer in Europe and the UK' Expected year of completion: 2023

Supervisors

Professor Mike Hawkins and Dr Raoul Reulen

• Case-control study assessing the risk and absolute risk of subsequent primary colorectal neoplasms amongst childhood cancer survivors accounting for radiation treatment variables
• Cohort study assessing the risk of subsequent primary CNS neoplasms amongst childhood cancer survivors
• Long-term morbidities managed in primary care among survivors of childhood, teenage and young adult cancer with Public Health England