Florence MOLINIÉ

Florence Molinié is a Researcher at the Centre d'Épidémiologie et de Recherche en Santé des Populations (CERPOP), UMR 1295, a joint INSERM-University of Toulouse III Paul Sabatier unit. Her work focuses on social inequalities, lifecourse epidemiology, and chronic disease outcomes with a strong emphasis on cancer disparities. She collaborates extensively with networks like EUROCARE, CONCORD, and the French Network of Cancer Registries (FRANCIM).

Her research examines socioeconomic factors influencing cancer incidence, survival rates, and healthcare access. Key areas include breast cancer stage disparities, cervical cancer outcomes, and the impact of geographic and social deprivation on health outcomes. Methodological innovations in survival analysis and epidemiological modeling are central to her contributions.

Recent studies highlight trends in cancer survival across Europe, disparities in cancer care access, and the role of screening programs. She has co-authored major population-based studies on lymphoid neoplasms survival and cancer prevalence in Europe, contributing to global health policy discussions.

As part of the EQUITY team, her work bridges epidemiology with public health interventions, addressing systemic inequalities in healthcare delivery. Collaborations span international consortia, ensuring her research impacts both local and global health initiatives.