Michail Sideris

Michail Sideris, MD, MDRes, PhD, MRCOG is a Sub-specialty Trainee in Gynaecological Oncology and Academic Clinical Lecturer at Queen Mary University of London's Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine under Prof. Ranjit Manchanda. His roles include clinical training at The Royal London Hospital and academic research focused on cancer prevention, precision medicine, and surgical education.

Education:

• MD from Athens Medical School (2011)
• PhD in molecular biomarkers of rectal cancer from King's College London (2018)
• NIHR-funded evidence synthesis fellowship (during specialty training)

Research Interests:

• Prevention of ovarian cancer through genomics and personalized strategies
• Cancer genomics and big data science
• Cost-effectiveness of genetic testing and surgical interventions
• Educational innovations in surgical training

Key Research Trends: Recent publications emphasize systematic reviews on surgical outcomes, genetic testing impact, and cost-effectiveness analyses of preventive strategies. He also investigates pandemic effects on healthcare education and workforce training.

Grants & Collaborations: Works on trials led by Prof. Manchanda, focusing on gene-specific prevention strategies. Completed a 9-month NIHR evidence synthesis fellowship.

Labs/Teams: Engaged with Wolfson Institute's Population Health initiatives and collaborates with UK Jewish population studies on genetic testing uptake.