Are you a journalist that would like to interview the ISIS principal investigator Dr. Katherine Frohlich?
She can be contacted by telephone (514) 343-6111, extension 44024 or by clicking here.
Are you a journalist that would like to interview the ISIS principal investigator Dr. Katherine Frohlich?
She can be contacted by telephone (514) 343-6111, extension 44024 or by clicking here.
Check out ISIS results from the first wave of data collection!
ISIS results from our second wave of data collection is also available!
Lapalme, J. Studying Smokers. Letter to the editor. The Globe and Mail, December 11, 2019.
Pas tous égaux face au tabac. Info-tabac, March 2019.
La cigarette toujours aussi populaire chez les 18-25 ans. Journal de Montréal, May 3, 2017.
La lutte contre le tabagisme peut marginaliser les jeunes fumeurs. Journal Forum, October 1st, 2012.
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Awarded Research Grants
Relat’Health: Pour une approche relationnelle des effets de lieu sur les inégalités de santé à Paris et à Montréal : l’importance des pratiques et des représentations spatiales des habitants. Agence nationale de recherche (France). Principal investigator: Julie Vallée. Co-investigators: Yan Kestens & Katherine Frohlich. $174,250 (2015-2018).
Social inequality in smoking across Montreal neighbourhoods: Participants’ experiences from the Interdisciplinary Study of Inequalities in Smoking. Canadian Institutes of Health Research – Operating Grant. Principal investigator: Katherine Frohlich. Co-investigators: Nicole Glenn, Yan Kestens, Jeffrey Masuda, Louise Potvin, & Julie Vallée. $178,416 (2014-2016).