Samira Kamrudin, MPH, PhD, is a faculty member with expertise in cancer epidemiology, women's health, and health services research. She completed an NCI Fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center, where her research focused on characterizing breast cancer subtypes, risk factors, and disease patterns across specific populations. She brings over a decade of industry experience in health services research, examining healthcare utilization, care quality, and health outcomes in commercially insured and Medicare populations, and is expanding her research into women's health with a focus on reproductive health, lifestyle factors, and the menopausal transition.
Interests
- Breast health/cancer
- Diabetes
- Epidemiology
- Exercise
- Menopause
- Rural Health
- Telemedicine
- Women's health