Victor Adekanmbi

Victor Adekanmbi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Texas Medical Branch, with research focused on global disease burden modeling, epidemiological forecasting, and cancer prevention. His work contributes to the Global Burden of Disease Study collaborative network.

Research domains include:

• Global burden quantification for infectious diseases, cancers, and neurological disorders
• Long-term forecasting of disease trajectories and mortality patterns
• Geospatial analysis of health disparities and preventive care utilization
• Impact assessment of vaccination programs on cancer epidemiology

Dr. Adekanmbi's publications demonstrate expertise in large-scale systematic analyses, with recent Lancet publications forecasting disease burden scenarios through 2050. His work integrates demographic modeling, spatial epidemiology, and risk factor attribution to inform public health policy.

Current investigations focus on HPV vaccination impact on cancer rates, antimicrobial resistance burdens, and COVID-19 mortality impacts. He collaborates extensively on Global Burden of Disease Study working groups examining fertility patterns, neurological disorders, and regional health disparities.