Regular biography
Marisa Miraldo is a Professor of Health Economics and Co-Director of Imperial's School of Convergence Science in Health and Technology at Imperial College London's ECON department. Her work focuses on health economics, with an emphasis on convergence science in health and technology. She is affiliated with the ECON department at Imperial College London and contributes to interdisciplinary research initiatives within the School of Convergence Science in Health and Technology.
Scholar-generated biography
Marisa Miraldo is a health economist and policy analyst whose research focuses on health economics and health policy. Her work examines the economic and policy implications of healthcare interventions, including the impact of reference pricing on pharmaceutical markets, the effectiveness of nonpharmaceutical interventions during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the socioeconomic determinants of health outcomes. Miraldo also investigates health disparities, patient behavior, and the role of public health policies in addressing obesity and nutrition-related issues. Her research spans both developed and developing countries, with a particular emphasis on the intersection of health, economics, and social equity.