Rate My Professor Sarah Harris

Harris has earned major awards including a three-year Heart Foundation Research Fellowship in 2020 for full-time research on cardiovascular health, a Freemasons New Zealand Fellowship in Paediatrics from 2013 to 2016 investigating NTpBNP levels and lung disease severity in preterm infants, and a Canterbury Medical Research Foundation Clinical Research Fellowship for a longitudinal study on cardiovascular effects of very preterm birth at adolescence. Key publications include 'Outcomes in Early Adulthood for Very Preterm and Very Low Birth Weight Individuals: Evidence from Multi-National Cohorts' (2026, Journal of Pediatrics: Clinical Practice), 'New Zealand 1986 Very Low Birthweight Follow-up Study: The Third Decade' (2025, New Zealand Medical Journal), 'Socioeconomic Outcomes in Very Preterm/Very Low Birth Weight Adults: Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis' (2025, Pediatric Research), 'Fertility of Young Adults Born Very Preterm/Very Low Birth Weight: An Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis' (2025, Annals of Epidemiology), and 'Romantic and Sexual Relationships of Young Adults Born Very Preterm: An Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis' (2024, Acta Paediatrica). She has presented at conferences, including on premature birth and long-term cardiovascular health at the 2025 Queenstown Research Week Heart Satellite Meeting. Her 34 publications have garnered 226 citations.