I am a current MRC-funded doctoral student with a strong interest in public health, epidemiology, health data science, and health economics. My current research focuses on utilising novel causal inference methodologies to estimate the treatment effects of health interventions from real-world data. Additionally, I extend insights from these findings by conducting health economic evaluations.My previous experience includes evaluating interventions to address significant obesity inequities in the UK, repurposing generic drugs to prolong survival in patients with chronic illnesses, and using electronic health record data to investigate the short- and long-term effects of cancer. Through further education in epidemiology and health data science, I aim to make significant contributions to addressing contemporary public health challenges in my future career.Skills: Quantitative Data Analysis and Visualisation (R and Stata), Data Collection, Data Interpretation, Statistical Modelling, Mapping, Web Scraping, Qualitative Research Methods, Literature Reviews