Tauseef Ahmad Khan
Tauseef Ahmad Khan

Tauseef Ahmad Khan

MBBS · MSc Epidemiology · PhD Epidemiology

Senior Research Associate, Department of Nutritional Sciences, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

About

I am an epidemiologist and nutrition scientist at the University of Toronto. My research asks how sugars, low- and no-calorie sweeteners and honey affect obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. I lead the methods for our group's systematic reviews and meta-analyses, and this work has informed dietary guidelines from Diabetes Canada, the Canadian Cardiovascular Society and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes.

I also work on artificial intelligence in science. I lead the development of the Toronto 3D AI-assisted evidence-synthesis workflow: a human-gated, auditable system in which AI takes on the laborious steps of a review while researchers verify the sources, the analyses and the certainty ratings. I write and teach about how AI is changing research, writing and learning, and why the scarce skill is shifting from generating results to validating them.

101 peer-reviewed publications · 10,253 citations · h-index 51 (Google Scholar, Sep 2026)

Research

Sugars, sweeteners and honey

How sugar-containing foods, low- and no-calorie sweeteners and honey relate to obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Evidence synthesis methods

Systematic reviews and meta-analyses with GRADE, substitution and change analyses, network meta-analysis and dose–response modelling.

AI in nutrition science

Human-gated, auditable AI workflows for evidence synthesis, and what AI changes in research, writing and training.

Selected publications

All 101 publications on Google Scholar · Resume

Writing

Read on Substack

Contact

tauseef.khan@utoronto.ca · X · Substack · Google Scholar · ResearchGate