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Grace Wangge is an Associate Professor in Public Health at Monash University, with a professional background in clinical epidemiology and pharmacoepidemiology. She holds a PhD in Innovation Methodology for Drug Effectiveness Research from Utrecht University, awarded in 2012, and a Master's degree from the Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences. Her career spans various academic and research roles, including a research fellowship at Harvard Medical School and previous positions at the University of Indonesia. Grace has extensive experience in drug development, health policy analysis, and digital health governance in low- and middle-income countries. Her research interests include community medicine, clinical trials methodologies, and the impact of climate change on public health. She is a member of the Lancet Commission on Cardiovascular Disease in Asia Pacific and actively participates in global initiatives related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Grace has contributed to numerous projects focused on improving drug safety processes and mental health in adolescents, especially in the Indo-Pacific region. Additionally, she is committed to mentoring PhD students and collaborating on public health-related research initiatives.
Lancet Commission CVD Asia Pacific •
SEAMEO - Southeast Asian Ministers Education Organisation •
University of Indonesia •
Harvard Medical School •
Bristol-Myers Squibb (Indonesia) •
Quintiles Indonesia •
Pfizer (Indonesia) •
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