Carmen Aceijas

Dr. Carmen Aceijas is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Natural Sciences at Middlesex University, affiliated with the Public Health Research Institute. Her work focuses on public health challenges related to health-related lifestyles, substance use, and health literacy, particularly among vulnerable and student populations.

• Academic Position: Senior Lecturer
• Institution: Middlesex University
• School: College of Science and Engineering
• Department: Department of Natural Sciences
• Email: c.aceijas@mdx.ac.uk
• ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3652-6536

Her research centers on public health, with specific emphasis on health literacy, substance use, homelessness, and health behaviors among university students. She has conducted studies on nutritional imbalance, physical activity barriers, and infectious disease awareness, particularly in at-risk groups. Her work combines epidemiological analysis with public health intervention design.

The recent publications show a consistent focus on student health, substance use, and infectious disease prevention. Her research integrates behavioral, social, and epidemiological perspectives, often using cross-sectional and controlled trial methodologies. Themes include health determinants in young adults, disease awareness in marginalized communities, and lifestyle risk factors in higher education settings.

Dr. Aceijas has collaborated with researchers across Europe and contributed to major public health handbooks and journals. While no formal awards are listed, her publications in journals such as Perspectives in Public Health and presentations at the European Public Health Conference reflect active scholarly engagement.

She advises on health-related research topics and has contributed to studies involving student populations and homeless individuals. Though specific grants or advising roles are not detailed, her publication record suggests involvement in multi-institutional public health research. She is part of the Public Health Research Institute at Middlesex University, contributing to research on urban health, health equity, and behavioral interventions.