I am a public health reseacher. My research focuses on improving child health from a public health perspective, with particular attention to health disparities, poverty, and access to care. I investigate how social determinants of health influence outcomes in children, including chronic conditions such as asthma and mental health.

I work closely with community doctors to understand challenges in routine clinical practice and to develop interventions that are feasible and effective in real-world settings. By integrating epidemiological, clinical, and patient-centered approaches, my research aims to strengthen the connection between research, healthcare delivery, and community needs.

A key focus of my work is identifying factors that contribute to unequal health outcomes, including socioeconomic status, environmental exposures, and barriers to healthcare access. In parallel, I contribute to the development of more personalized approaches to prevention and treatment, ensuring that innovations in child health are equitable and applicable across diverse populations.

Overall, my goal is to reduce inequalities in child health and to support the development of accessible, effective, and sustainable healthcare strategies for children, particularly those growing up in disadvantaged circumstances.