Alice Zwerling

Dr. Alice Zwerling is an Associate Professor at the School of Epidemiology and Public Health, University of Ottawa, specializing in tuberculosis (TB) research with a focus on health economics and infectious disease modeling.

• PhD in Epidemiology (McGill University)
• Postdoctoral Fellowship at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
• Worked with KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation (USAID-funded)

Research Interests
Dr. Zwerling's work integrates cost-effectiveness analysis with social justice in TB prevention and treatment. Her projects include evaluating novel diagnostics, screening approaches, and preventative treatments, with a special emphasis on Canadian Arctic populations and global health equity.

Article Trends
Her recent publications focus on economic evaluations of TB diagnostic tools, HIV self-testing, and stigma integration in cost-effectiveness models, spanning 2025 to 2021. Key subfields include community screening, drug resistance, digital health, and health equity.

Collaborations
Dr. Zwerling collaborates with the Government of Nunavut, indigenous organizations, and international teams to address TB disparities in high-risk populations.