With a PhD in Biomathematics, Murielle Mary-Krause is an epidemiologist at the Pierre Louis Institute of Epidemiology and Public health (INSERM – Sorbonne University) in Paris, France.
After more than 30 years studying the clinical epidemiology of HIV infection, particularly the complications associated with this infection, using data from the cohort known as “the French Hospital Database on HIV” (ANRS CO4-FHDH), Murielle Mary-Krause joined the Social Epidemiology Mental health and Addictions [ESSMA] team in April 2016. Since then, her research has primarily focused on the trajectories of psychoactive substance use, particularly tobacco, alcohol, and cannabis, and the various social, environmental, and family factors associated with these trajectories among young people and adults.
Much of this work draws on data from the TEMPO cohort or ad hoc studies. She also leads an IRESP-supported project on the motivations for cannabis use among individuals over-30s (the CANAAn project), aas welle as a MILDECA-supported project on cannabis supply patterns in France and associated factors (the EFAMAC project). Additionally, she is responsible for a large-scale project, an intervention trial in Parisian high schools and middle schools (PREVAJEUNE), supported by IRESP-INCA. The aim of this project is to test the effectiveness and acceptability of a stepped intervention (DWM and PM+), developed by the WHO for adults, in reducing psychological distress among young people aged 10 to 24, and consequently preventing their use of psychoactive substances. Murielle Mary-Krause is the author or co-author of over 75 publications in international peer-reviewed journals.
Our team is located on a single site, on the 3rd floor of the Pierre et Marie Curie Faculty of Medicine, Pôle Saint-Antoine
27 rue de Chaligny
Paris 12°
Tél.: +(33) 01.44.73.84.45
Métro : Faidherbe-Chaligny (8), Reuilly Diderot (1)
Bus : 46 – 86
Vélib : Station 1108, 223 rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine
Autolib : Station 199, 199 rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine
