Charlotte Algotsson

Charlotte Algotsson is a Geriatrics Researcher at Lund University's Faculty of Medicine, affiliated with the EpiHealth: Epidemiology for Health research program. Her work focuses on epidemiological studies in aging populations and cancer pain management, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals for health and well-being.

Her research spans aging epidemiology, Parkinsonian signs in older adults, and methadone applications for cancer pain across diverse settings. Notable collaborations include studies at Indian governmental cancer centers addressing resource-limited palliative care challenges for both adult and pediatric oncology patients.

Algotsson currently leads the dissertation project 'Mild Parkinsonian Signs in elderly population' (2021-2027), examining functional impacts of parkinsonian symptoms in aging cohorts. Her publication trends reveal strong interdisciplinary connections between neurogeriatrics, oncology, and global health implementation research.

Network analysis shows significant collaborations with Indian healthcare institutions and Lund-based researchers including Elmståhl and Siennicki-Lantz. Her work demonstrates growing impact with social media mentions and Mendeley readership across palliative care and geriatric research communities.