Angéline Galvin

Angéline Galvin is a researcher at the Institute for Health Services Research, affiliated with the Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Biodemography (EBB) department at the University of Southern Denmark. Her work focuses on epidemiology, particularly in older adults and cancer research.

• PhD in Epidemiology (2017), University of Bordeaux
• Master of Public Health (2011), University of Bordeaux
• Licence in Sociology (2009), Université Victor Segalen–Bordeaux 2

Her research explores the interplay between cancer and aging, including:

• Longitudinal analysis of functional decline in elderly cancer patients
• Frailty assessment in Danish twin cohorts
• Comorbidity factors influencing cancer prognosis
• Healthy aging and genetic divergence in long-lived families

Recent publications highlight trends in:

• Cancer-frailty correlations
• Longevity genetics and dementia risk
• Population-based cancer registry studies
• Geriatric assessments in oncology
• Twins' health outcomes and aging