Cyrille DELPIERRE

Cyrille DELPIERRE is a Researcher affiliated with the University of Toulouse, working within the Faculty of Health and the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health. He is part of the EQUITY team (Embodiment, social ineQualities, lifecoUrse epidemiology, cancer and chronIc diseases, intervenTions, methodologY) under the CERPOP constituent team of UMR 1295, a joint INSERM unit. His research focuses on social inequalities in health, life course epidemiology, cancer risk factors, chronic disease management, and health interventions. He collaborates extensively with international consortia like LIFEPATH and contributes to large cohort studies such as EvaCCoR and DAT'AIDS.

Key research interests include the impact of socioeconomic position on health outcomes, mechanisms linking social determinants to biological markers (e.g., inflammation), and the design of effective public health interventions. Recent projects involve analyzing comorbidity effects in cancer patients, sleep's role in cardiovascular disparities, and the epidemiology of HIV/AIDS complications. He also explores methodological innovations like multi-omics approaches and counterfactual mediation analysis.

Publications in 2020 highlight his work on breast cancer risk linked to social mobility, interventions for sun protection, and the biological pathways of health inequalities. Collaborations span epidemiology, oncology, and virology, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to population health challenges. His research contributes to both academic discourse and policy-relevant evidence for reducing health inequities.