Dr. Myada A. Ibrahim, FFPH (UK), is a preventive medicine and public health physician with over a decade of multidisciplinary experience spanning infectious diseases, neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), antimicrobial resistance (AMR), and health disparities. A Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health of the Royal college of Physicians in the United Kingdom(FFPH-UK) through Distinction, she combines rigorous epidemiological methods with a strong commitment to health equity and evidence-based policy.

Her research career bridges implementation science, evidence synthesis, and health systems strengthening—integrating insights from digital health, and precision public health to address pressing population health challenges. Dr. Ibrahim’s evolving interests extend toward longevity & life-style medicine,infectious diseases epidemiology,cancer epidemiology, genetic epidemiology, and gene therapy, reflecting her passion for translating cutting-edge research into sustainable, equitable interventions across diverse settings.

Recognized for her leadership in low-resource and humanitarian contexts, she brings a unique blend of technical research expertise,health profession education, clinical insight, and global health perspective. She seeks to connect with researchers dedicated to advancing data-driven solutions in epidemiology, translational science, and digital innovations that enhance public health outcomes across the MENA region and beyond.