Dianqin Sun

Dianqin Sun is a Researcher in the Public Health department at Erasmus MC, with a focus on gastric cancer research, prevention, and screening strategies. Their work spans epidemiological studies, risk assessment models, and public health interventions aimed at optimizing gastric cancer prevention strategies.

Dianqin Sun's research interests primarily center around gastric cancer, with specific focus areas including:

• Cancer screening optimization and personalized approaches
• Helicobacter pylori screening and eradication strategies
• Socioeconomic determinants of cancer risk and outcomes
• Immigrant health disparities in cancer incidence
• Risk stratification models for targeted prevention
• Public health policy implications of cancer screening programs

Analysis of Dianqin Sun's recent publications reveals a strong focus on optimizing gastric cancer prevention strategies through personalized approaches. Their work spans epidemiological studies in diverse populations (including immigrants in the Netherlands), evaluation of screening protocols, and development of risk-based models to determine optimal starting ages for screening. A notable contribution is the development of an online calculator for personalized gastric cancer screening starting ages, which represents a move toward precision public health approaches in cancer prevention.

Dianqin Sun has actively collaborated with international research groups, including The CISNET-Gastric Group, and has contributed to significant discussions on gastric cancer prevention guidelines in the United States and comparative analyses of screening programs in different countries.