Caroline Watts

Dr Caroline Watts is a Researcher at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Medicine and Health. Her work focuses on public health, infectious disease control, and cancer research, with particular attention to health economics and epidemiological analysis. She contributes to institutions like The Daffodil Centre and The Kirby Institute, advancing global health initiatives and disease management strategies.

Her research spans topics such as soil-transmitted helminth control, syphilis health outcomes, and melanoma prognosis. She has secured grants including a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Project Grant for melanoma screening studies and an Early Career Researcher Pilot Project grant from Sydney Medical School.

Her articles emphasize cost-effectiveness analyses, global health policy, and translational research bridging clinical and public health domains. Collaborations with international teams reflect her commitment to addressing global health challenges.