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Jane Yan is an epidemiologist. She works with space, patterns and the threshold between spaces. Jane received her B.M. in preventive medicine from Xiamen University in 2019, and M.Sc. in Global Health from ̽»¨¾«Ñ¡ in 2020. She was appointed as a statistician at Karolinska in 2020. The role of a statistician is to optimize flows by making rules and loops. The difference between epidemiology and statistics is that epidemiology deals with permanance, statistics deals with time. Such epistemologies can also be useful in defining concepts of linearity, bounderies, threshold, uncertainty, finity, order, convergence, validity, significance and changes. 

Jane recently started writing her first paper concerning the depression in women with premenstrual disorders for women's health. The emphasis of the studies is the definition of significant and modifiable risk factors on menstrual cycle and reproduction, to strategically locate and focus on women who can be more benefit from primary healthcare. She is also generally interested in how hypothesis can be derived from perceptions, supported by the logic chains, and comforted with classic theories.