About Dr. Ebele Mogo
Dr. Ebele Mogo is a Doctor of Public Health working at the intersection of data science, evidence synthesis, and population health. Her work focuses on syndemic prevention—identifying populations where multiple health conditions interact and determining which targeted interventions can have the greatest impact.
Her research experience spans the University of Cambridge, McGill University, WHO, UNICEF, and the Gates Foundation. She serves on the board of the Campbell Collaboration and the steering group of the University of Cambridge Centre for Human-Inspired Artificial Intelligence.
Through ERIM Consulting, she helps health organizations move from broad prevention strategies to precision targeting—translating data and evidence into actionable strategies that strengthen health systems and improve population health outcomes.