I am an epidemiologist interested in developing precise, yet comprehensive prevention programs that target multiple disorders and diseases based on the theory that individuals are susceptible to multiple-, related- disorders and diseases.

My research integrates population level pathogenesis theory and disease progression theory with statistical methods and prevention sciences.

Theory: I am interested in understanding the developmental origins of vulnerability and their amplification through the lifecourse as a basis of differential susceptibility to multiple disorders and diseases.

Methods: I integrate ML/AI with established population level approaches to identify vulnerability patterns in the population.

Prevention: I work in the community to detect real-time vulnerability patterns to prevent multiple disorders and diseases and to improve population health through multi-sector social network collaboratives.