Jenny Lee
Global Medical & Evidence Epidemiologist Bayer
Jenny Lee is an Epidemiologist within Bayer’s Global Medical and Evidence organisation, specialising in women’s healthcare across reproductive health and menopause. She brings expertise in epidemiology, evidence generation, and the evaluation of clinical and diagnostic research to support evidence-based decision-making in women’s health.
Prior to joining Bayer, Jenny spent five years at Amsterdam UMC within the Department of Epidemiology and Data Science, where she worked as a Scientific Researcher and completed her PhD in the Biomarker and Test Evaluation Research Group. Her doctoral research focused on advancing test accuracy research, alongside her involvement in collaborative research initiatives including the LITMUS programme. Jenny combines a strong academic foundation in epidemiology with industry experience in generating evidence to address key questions across women’s healthcare.
Seminars
- Explore how consumer health platforms, patient surveys and wearables can capture women’s experiences and outcomes that traditional healthcare datasets miss
- Demonstrate how granular, longitudinal data from devices and wearables can provide deeper insights into symptoms, sleep and day-to-day health experiences
- Examine how combining EHR and claims data with patient-generated and technology-enabled data can create a more complete, contemporary picture of the patient experience
