Mylène Rouzaud-Cornabas

Mylène Rouzaud-Cornabas is a Tutor at the University of Paris Nord 13 and a doctoral student in sociology at the University of Paris Sud (ED 420). Her research focuses on the socio-political dynamics of health crises, particularly controversies surrounding new-generation contraceptive pills, gender norms in reproductive health, and the transformation of public health policies. She examines the interplay between public action, drug regulation, and social determinants like gender, class, and race, with a comparative perspective on European healthcare systems.

• PhD in Sociology, University of Paris Sud
• Co-supervised by Nathalie Bajos (INSERM) and Daniel Benamouzig (Sciences Po)
• Teaching experience in sociology of public action, political science, and public policies
• Research keywords: health security, gender, inequality, prevention, risk, reproduction

Her work integrates socio-epidemiological analysis and political sociology to study the institutionalization of health norms and the co-production of policies involving private actors and patients.