Dr Lydia Drumright
Organisation: University of Cambridge School: Clinical Medicine
Department: Medicine, Department of
Expertise: Behavioural Science, Epidemiology, Public Health, Statistics
Interests: Addiction, Behaviour, Big data, Built environment, Data security, Education, eHealth, Geography of disease, Health Economics, Healthcare Associated Infections, Healthcare delivery/services, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, Infectious Diseases, Influenza, Mobile technologies, Paediatrics, Pathogen evolution, Patient Safety, Policy, PPI, Quality of Care, Respiratory disease, Risk, Sexually transmitted infections, Substance Abuse, Vaccination, Zoonoses
Organisation: University of Cambridge School: Clinical Medicine
Department: Medicine, Department of
Expertise: Behavioural Science, Epidemiology, Public Health, Statistics
Interests: Addiction, Behaviour, Big data, Built environment, Data security, Education, eHealth, Geography of disease, Health Economics, Healthcare Associated Infections, Healthcare delivery/services, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, Infectious Diseases, Influenza, Mobile technologies, Paediatrics, Pathogen evolution, Patient Safety, Policy, PPI, Quality of Care, Respiratory disease, Risk, Sexually transmitted infections, Substance Abuse, Vaccination, Zoonoses
Dr Gail Goldberg
Organisation: University of Cambridge School: Clinical Medicine
Department: MRC Elsie Widdowson Laboratory
Interests: Africa, Ageing, Asia, Behaviour, Development/Growth, Environmental determinants of health, Ethnic minorities, Geography of disease, Global Health, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, Infectious Diseases, Maternal and child health, Migration, Nutrition, Paediatrics, Reproduction/fertility
Organisation: University of Cambridge School: Clinical Medicine
Department: MRC Elsie Widdowson Laboratory
Interests: Africa, Ageing, Asia, Behaviour, Development/Growth, Environmental determinants of health, Ethnic minorities, Geography of disease, Global Health, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, Infectious Diseases, Maternal and child health, Migration, Nutrition, Paediatrics, Reproduction/fertility
Mrs Veena Paes
Organisation: University of Cambridge School: Clinical Medicine
Department: Institute of Public Health
Expertise: Behavioural Science, Bioinformatics, Clinical trials methodology, Epidemiology, Evaluation, Knowledge exchange/Research translation, Management, Policy, Public Health, Research synthesis, Statistics, Toxicology
Interests: Africa, Ageing, Alcohol, Asia, Behaviour, Cancer, Cardiovascular disease, Clinical trials, Data security, Dementia, Development/Growth, Diabetes, Drug discovery, Education, Environmental determinants of health, Equality/inequality, Ethics, Ethnic minorities, Family, Genetics, Geography of disease, Global Health, Health Economics, Health management, Healthcare Associated Infections, Healthcare delivery/services, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, HPV, Human rights, Ideas of health, Infectious Diseases, Influenza, Maternal and child health, Mental health, Metabolism, Migration, Mortality, Non-communicable disease, Nutrition, Obesity, Paediatrics, Palliative care, Parasitic Diseases, Pathogen evolution, Policy, PPI, Quality of Care, Respiratory disease, Sexually transmitted infections, Stroke, Tobacco
Organisation: University of Cambridge School: Clinical Medicine
Department: Institute of Public Health
Expertise: Behavioural Science, Bioinformatics, Clinical trials methodology, Epidemiology, Evaluation, Knowledge exchange/Research translation, Management, Policy, Public Health, Research synthesis, Statistics, Toxicology
Interests: Africa, Ageing, Alcohol, Asia, Behaviour, Cancer, Cardiovascular disease, Clinical trials, Data security, Dementia, Development/Growth, Diabetes, Drug discovery, Education, Environmental determinants of health, Equality/inequality, Ethics, Ethnic minorities, Family, Genetics, Geography of disease, Global Health, Health Economics, Health management, Healthcare Associated Infections, Healthcare delivery/services, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, HPV, Human rights, Ideas of health, Infectious Diseases, Influenza, Maternal and child health, Mental health, Metabolism, Migration, Mortality, Non-communicable disease, Nutrition, Obesity, Paediatrics, Palliative care, Parasitic Diseases, Pathogen evolution, Policy, PPI, Quality of Care, Respiratory disease, Sexually transmitted infections, Stroke, Tobacco
