Dr. Mayne's research focuses on the prevention of cardiovascular disease as well as the promotion of healthier lifestyles in children and their families. Using multilevel and longitudinal epidemiological methods, she investigates how factors at the individual, family, neighborhood, and policy level influence risk factor behaviors and cardiometabolic outcomes.

Her past research has focused on tobacco control and obesity prevention policies, neighborhood social environments (e.g., crime, safety, segregation), and using new technologies (e.g., Google Street View imagery) to characterize neighborhood environments. She is also currently engaged in research to promote innovation in pediatric primary care, and has collaborated with other Children's Hospital of Philadelphia investigators on health information technology-focused research in primary care settings.

BS, University of Michigan (Biology), 2007

MHS, Johns Hopkins University (International Health), 2010

PhD, Drexel University (Epidemiology), 2016

Fellowship, Northwestern University (CVD Epidemiology), 2018

Research Scientist

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Society for Epidemiologic Research, 2016-

American Heart Association Council on Epidemiology, 2017-

Academic Pediatric Association, 2018-

Best Research Poster, American College of Epidemiology Annual Meeting, 2017

Second Place Poster Award, Lewis Landsberg Research Day, Northwestern University, 2018

Finalist for Jeremiah and Rose Stamler Research Award for New Investigators, American Heart Association Epidemiology/Lifestyle Scientific Session, 2018

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