Dr Nathan Cheetham
Senior Postdoctoral Data Scientist
Biography
Nathan is a quantitative health researcher and is interested in understanding how people's circumstances can impact their health. Nathan works with the TwinsUK and COVID Symptom Study Biobank longitudinal health studies, with recent projects focusing on the effects of COVID-19 on health. Before joining King's College London, Nathan worked as an analyst in the NHS and has a PhD in Physics studying new materials for solar energy applications.
News
Access to medical careers still unequal for people from working-class backgrounds
Having a parent with a professional occupation makes you six times more likely to become a doctor than if they have a working-class job, new research has found.
People from disadvantaged backgrounds have COVID-19 symptoms for longer
People from disadvantaged backgrounds are more likely to experience COVID-19 symptoms for longer, new research suggests.
Researchers challenge focus on rural older adults in CMO's latest health report
New analysis challenges prevailing assumptions about the distribution of older adults in Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Chris Whitty’s latest annual report.
People with joint hypermobility at increased risk of long COVID
Academics from King’s College London and Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) have found that people with joint hypermobility are 30% more likely to...
Features
Could increasing diversity in medicine improve GP care?
With the UK election looming, DR NATHAN CHEETHAM, a researcher interested in understanding how people's circumstances impact their health, highlights the...
News
Access to medical careers still unequal for people from working-class backgrounds
Having a parent with a professional occupation makes you six times more likely to become a doctor than if they have a working-class job, new research has found.
People from disadvantaged backgrounds have COVID-19 symptoms for longer
People from disadvantaged backgrounds are more likely to experience COVID-19 symptoms for longer, new research suggests.
Researchers challenge focus on rural older adults in CMO's latest health report
New analysis challenges prevailing assumptions about the distribution of older adults in Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Chris Whitty’s latest annual report.
People with joint hypermobility at increased risk of long COVID
Academics from King’s College London and Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) have found that people with joint hypermobility are 30% more likely to...
Features
Could increasing diversity in medicine improve GP care?
With the UK election looming, DR NATHAN CHEETHAM, a researcher interested in understanding how people's circumstances impact their health, highlights the...