Emmanuela Gakidou
Professor, Health Metrics Sciences
Adjunct Professor, Global Health
Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation
Box 358210
1100 NE 45th St., Suite 200Seattle, WA 98121-
Research Interests
Impact evaluation studies; health systems reforms; health inequalities and health of the poor; measurement of adult mortality in developing countries
Education
PhD Health Policy, Harvard University, 2001
MSc International Health Economics, Harvard University, 1997
AB Biology, Harvard University, 1995
In the News
Too many children miss out on education — but better data can help
Nature, 04/28/2020
Can alcohol be healthy? Study claims no amount of booze is good for you
Inverse, 12/14/2018
Safest level of alcohol consumption is none, worldwide study shows
Washington Post, 08/24/2018
Diabetes Out of Control in Many Countries, Study Says
Fox, 03/03/2011
Experts question PATH’s claims of success against malaria in Zambia
KPLU, 01/11/2011
More Maternal Education Saves Children's Lives
Bloomberg Business Week, 09/20/2010
Educating Women Saves Children, Study Finds
New York Times, 09/18/2010
A mother's education has a huge effect on a child's health
Washington Post, 09/18/2010
Childhood Deaths Drop as Women's Education Rises, Lancet Study Shows
Bloomberg News, 09/18/2010