With our rich health datasets, we were curious to find out if we could support efforts to monitor the global flu situation.

Alicia Mehl

To understand the impact of the pandemic on young people’s mental health, we delved into Ada data to look for trends.

Tracking mental health trends during the pandemic

Alicia trained in the control of infectious diseases at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and leads our Epidemiology & Public Health Team. She brings diverse global health experience having worked in resource-limited settings, including Mozambique, Nigeria, and Saint Lucia. Alicia is interested in combining the power of AI and epidemiological methods to achieve better health outcomes for everyone.

Alicia leads Ada's Epidemiology & Public Health Team

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Alicia Mehl

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Tackling influenza with data

Tracking mental health trends during the pandemic