Cezar Brian C Mamaril

Cezar Brian C Mamaril serves as a Teaching Assistant Professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Community Health at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. His research addresses critical intersections of public health policy, population health systems, and cross-sector collaboration, with significant contributions to health services research and economic evaluation of public health interventions.

His scholarly focus centers on population health infrastructure, examining how foundational public health services impact community outcomes. Key research areas include cost-effectiveness of colorectal cancer screening in rural Appalachia, Medicaid expansion effects on health-social service networks, and the relationship between public health spending and Medicare utilization. His work consistently employs longitudinal and cohort methodologies to evaluate policy impacts on preventable mortality and health equity.

Recent publications (2016-2023) reveal a cohesive trajectory in health systems research, with growing emphasis on economic evaluation and multisectoral approaches. His studies leverage U.S. community data to demonstrate how population health activities reduce preventable deaths, while his cost analyses of fecal immunochemical testing and foundational services provide actionable insights for resource allocation. The work bridges academic research and policy implementation, evidenced by media coverage and policy references.