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Diana Sarfati
Cancer Control Agency / Te Aho o Te Kahu
Chief executive and national director of cancer control
- Public health physician, cancer epidemiologist and health services researcher.
- Previously head of the Department of Public Health, and was director of the cancer and chronic conditions research group at University of Otago, Wellington.
- Has led a large body of research on disparities in cancer outcomes.
- A member of numerous international committees, and led a Lancet oncology series on cancer in small island developing states.
- Former member of many national groups, programmes and committees.
- Qualifications include MBChB, MPH, PhD, and FNZCPHM.
Career
University of OtagoProfessor, Associate Professor
Jan 2006
- Dec 2019
Cancer Control Agency / Te Aho o Te Kahu
Chief Executive Officer
Dec 2019
- Present
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