Matthew Prina
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Matthew Prina is a leading epidemiologist and global health researcher whose work focuses on ageing, dementia, and mental health across diverse populations. His major contributions lie in understanding the burden, risk factors, and care pathways for dementia and depression in older adults, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. He has been instrumental in advancing evidence on modifiable risk factors for dementia and the effectiveness of community-based interventions. Notably, his highly cited systematic review on artificial intelligence for older people receiving long-term care (96 citations) critically evaluates the acceptability and effectiveness of AI-enhanced interventions, highlighting both their promise and the developmental stage of the field. With thousands of citations across his body of work, Prina’s research has shaped global policy discussions on healthy ageing and dementia prevention. He is also recognised for his leadership in large-scale international cohort studies and his commitment to translating complex epidemiological data into actionable public health strategies.
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