Guilherme Queiroz

Guilherme Queiroz is a predoctoral researcher affiliated with ISGlobal in Barcelona, Spain, and holds an INPhINIT Doctoral Fellowship. His work focuses on global health challenges through projects like INDILEAD (lead exposure in Indigenous communities) and pandemic response research.

• Education: Master's in Public Health (2023) from National School of Public Health, NOVA University Lisbon
• Professional Background: Completed medical residency (2020-2024) in Aveiro, Portugal; worked with institutions including IHMT (Lisbon), FVS (Brazil), and ISGlobal

His research spans indigenous health, planetary health, and tropical medicine, with recent publications addressing:

• Sickle cell disease epidemiology in Lusophone Africa
• Post-Fordist occupational health risks
• Digital mental health ethics
• Effectiveness of pandemic control measures

Scientific awards:

• INPhINIT Doctoral Fellowship

Guilherme collaborates with multidisciplinary teams across Portugal, Brazil, and West Africa, integrating field epidemiology with social justice frameworks in his research on environmental and occupational health disparities.