Anastasia Fadeeva

Anastasia Fadeeva is a Research Fellow at the Violence and Society Centre, City, University of London, where she investigates how violence is represented in health datasets, with a focus on Public Health Wales. Her work bridges public health, social epidemiology, and health psychology, emphasizing mental health, health behaviors, and health determinants.

Her educational background includes a PhD in Social Epidemiology from Northumbria University (2017–2021), an MSc with distinction in Public Health from London Metropolitan University (2015–2016), and an MBBS from First St Petersburg Pavlov State Medical University (2009–2015).

Anastasia's research spans retirement adjustment, veteran and military family health, and data-driven violence analysis. Her work at Northumbria University focused on physical and mental health patterns in UK veterans. At City, she contributes to interdisciplinary research on societal violence through health data interpretation.

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She is actively involved in the Violence and Society Centre, an interdisciplinary research hub focused on understanding, preventing, and responding to violence through data, policy, and public health approaches.