Dr Ben Amies-Cull
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Ben Amies-Cull is a public health researcher at the University of Oxford, working across policy analysis, epidemiology and health economics.
His work mainly involves simulation modelling for quantifying risk and understanding uncertainty around risk in the food system, particularly around traditional non-communicable disease risk factors such as BMI and salt consumption.
He completed his PhD at Oxford in 2023, developing simulation modelling techniques for quantifying the health and healthcare cost implications of BMI interventions in local authority areas.
He is clinically trained and continues to work part-time as a GP in an inner city area.
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University of Oxford, Salaried GP, National Health Service (NHS) |
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Research funding from NIHR, MRC, Wellcome Trust |