Author Information
Annette Peters is a distinguished researcher affiliated with the Institute of Epidemiology II at Helmholtz Zentrum München, located in Neuherberg, Germany. Her work is primarily centered around epidemiology and its implications for public health, with a focus on genetic epidemiology and cardiovascular diseases. Through her extensive research, Annette Peters has made significant contributions to understanding the genetic and environmental factors influencing health outcomes.Research Contributions
Annette Peters has authored numerous impactful papers, particularly in 2022, covering a wide range of topics related to genetics, cardiovascular health, and epidemiology. Her recent work includes studies on genetic variants affecting human height across diverse ancestries, the genetic underpinnings of stroke risk, and the molecular mechanisms regulated by DNA methylation. She has also investigated the influence of early-life adversity on multimorbidity and the association between various biomarkers and health outcomes. Her research utilizes large population-based studies, such as the KORA cohort, to draw meaningful insights into complex health issues.Aliases
Throughout her academic career, Annette Peters has been known by several aliases, including A Peters, A. Peters, and Annette Pinto Peters. These variations are commonly found in her publications, reflecting her consistent contribution to the field under slightly different name formats.Publication and Citation Metrics
| Metric |
Value |
| Citation Count |
97,999 |
| H-index |
133 |
| Paper Count |
1,163 |
