Bruce Armstrong

Bruce Armstrong is an Adjunct Professor at the School of Population and Global Health, University of Western Australia (UWA), within the Population and Public Health department. His research focuses on cancer epidemiology, public health, and environmental health, with notable contributions to studies on melanoma, prostate cancer, and the impact of environmental exposures on child development.

His expertise spans epidemiological methodologies, including large-scale data linkage studies and population health research. He has led or contributed to major projects such as the 'A National Case-Control Study Of The Causes of Childhood Brain Tumours' and 'Australian Study of Causes of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia in Children (AUS-ALL)'.

Recent work includes analyzing the effects of lockdowns on health equity during the pandemic and evaluating cancer screening strategies in China. His publications frequently address topics like cancer screening guidelines, environmental toxin risks, and disease prognosis.

Armstrong has secured grants from institutions like the NHMRC and Cancer Council WA, focusing on genome damage in children, childhood cancers, and prostate cancer screening efficacy. Collaborations span global health institutions, emphasizing his role in advancing evidence-based public health policies.