Laura Isajeva

Laura Isajeva is an Acting Lecturer, Senior Laboratory Assistant, and Ph.D. student at the Institute of Public Health, Rīga Stradiņš University. Her research spans public health, epidemiology, and clinical obstetrics, with a focus on HIV, hepatitis C, alcohol policy, and reproductive health.

• Acting Lecturer, Institute of Public Health
• Senior Laboratory Assistant, Institute of Public Health
• Ph.D. student, Rīga Stradiņš University

Her academic work intersects infectious disease epidemiology and public health policy, particularly examining risk factors among drug users and alcohol control measures in Latvia. She has contributed to studies on cervical sonoelastography and biomarkers for labour induction success.

Laura’s recent publications emphasize HIV/hepatitis C risk factors, alcohol taxation impacts, and ultrasound techniques for predicting delivery outcomes. Her projects include assessments of tobacco products in Latvia and factors affecting reproductive health.

She actively participates in academic conferences, presenting on cervical assessment tools and stress hormones in obstetrics. Media appearances highlight her expertise on Latvian alcohol policy debates and public health strategies.