Hang Pham

Dr. Hang Pham is a Senior Research Scientist at Stanford University's School of Medicine, Department of Surgery (Asian Liver Center), with over 25 years of experience in public health, epidemiology, and data-driven health initiatives. She holds a Medical Doctor degree from Hanoi Medical University (1998) and a Master of Science in Reproductive Health Research from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (2002).

Her research focuses on

• Viral hepatitis and infectious disease epidemiology
• Cost-effectiveness modeling for public health interventions
• Health disparities and equity in hepatitis care
• Electronic health record-based healthcare improvement

Key trends in her publications (2020-2025) include advancing universal hepatitis B screening policies, quantifying gaps in chronic hepatitis B management, and modeling global vaccination impacts. She has contributed to shaping CDC and AASLD guidelines through her work on

• HBsAg prenatal testing compliance
• HDV co-infection cost analysis
• Liver disease burden projections

As a mentor, she has trained interns and early-career professionals in public health research. Her current role involves leading community outreach programs and co-instructing online public health training initiatives (KNOWHBV/HCV).