Kevin ten Haaf

Dr. Kevin ten Haaf is an Assistant Professor in Public Health at Erasmus University Medical Center, focusing on lung cancer screening and health economic modeling. His research evaluates cost-effectiveness of early detection methods and innovative therapies, with expertise in statistical modeling of cancer outcomes. He leads studies on optimizing screening intervals and healthcare resource allocation.

Research explores economic implications of emerging technologies in oncology, particularly CT screening adaptations for immunotherapy-era lung cancer management. Work integrates epidemiological data with health policy analysis to improve cancer mortality outcomes.

Honors include the prestigious Heineken Young Scientist Award and European research grants supporting advancements in medical decision-making frameworks.