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Dear fellow Wikipedians, I intend to translate this article to de Wikipedia. I tried to find Sharon Peacock in the Scopus Database: Scopus database: search for authors named Sharon Peacock.
Scopus have several accounts / profiles named Sharon Peacock. The two most active accounts appear to represent different positions in her career, namely Sharon Peacock, affiliation London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (~active until ~2013) and
Sharon Peacock, affiliation Public Health England (~active since ~2013).
There is a secondary "affiliation Public Health England" account that appears to be hers, and a 1988-1990 account working together with N. Kirkham on seemingly very different issues (affiliation "Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton, United Kingdom"). And Mahidol University, Thailand, also appears to be hers. The Northern-American (USA and Canada) accounts belong to another (or more) persons.
