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Shalini Kulasingam

Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

University of Minnesota

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School of Public Health

Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

Shalini Kulasingam is currently serving as a Division Of Epidemiology & Community Health Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health at University of Minnesota.

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Shalini Kulasingam

University of Minnesota

Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

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public health epidemiology cervical cancer oncology health sciences cancer screening gynecology women's health respiratory medicine vaccination virology obstetrics and gynaecology gynecologic oncology cancer research cancer prevention obstetrics health economics infection control cancer care preventive medicine disease risk assessment human papillomavirus ovarian cancer reproductive medicine reproductive health cancer treatment cost-effectiveness analysis health technology cancer management clinical evidence epidemiology of cancer cancer biology disease prevention decision science clinical microbiology cost effectiveness cancer detection vaccine hesitancy health prevention community health hospital epidemiology positron emission tomography medical virology medical internet research online information health geography disease control viral diagnostics cancer risk health care costs infectious disease modelling cervical neoplasia human papillomavirus vaccination united states systematic review molecular diagnostics cancer imaging vaccine development costbenefit analysis viral oncology cross-sectional studies virus epidemiology medical guideline ehealth andrology disease outbreaks primary cervical cancer cervical abnormalities human papillomavirus vaccine natural history cervical intraepithelial neoplasia cross-sectional studies prevention interventions cervical cancer screening qualitative study symptom-free healthcare workers cost-effectiveness modeling medical decision analysis health planning

Notable Scholarly Works

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Cervical Cancer and Cervical Cancer Screening in Women With Hiv in Guangxi, China: A Model Simulation Study. MDM Policy & Practice (2025)

Ran ZhaoShalini Kulasingam

health policypublic healthsexual and reproductive healthcancer screeninghivcervical cancermodel simulation studysexual health

Hpv Vaccination Status in Hiv-Negative Msm and Its Association With High-Risk Hpv Detection Using Hpv Serology and Anorectal Swabs. Vaccines (2024)

Sarah L. BennisNicholas F. YaredKeith J. HorvathJason V. BakerTim WaterboerBharat ThyagarajanShalini Kulasingam

hpv vaccination statushiv-negative msmvaccinesimmunologyhivvaccinationhpv serologyhigh-risk hpv detectionanorectal swabs

Perceptions of Barriers and Facilitators for Cervical Cancer Screening From Women and Healthcare Workers in Ghana: Applying the Dynamic Sustainability Framework. medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Adwoa Bemah Boamah MensahThomas Okpoti KonneyErnest AdankwahJohn AmuasiMadalyn NonesJoshua OkyereKwame Ofori BoaduFelicia Maame Efua EduahSerena XiongJ. Robin MoonBeth VirnigShalini Kulasingam

health policypublic healthhealth services researchhealth caresustainable healthcarewomen's healthcancer screeningsustainable developmentrespiratory medicinehealth planningresearch policyclinical epidemiologyhealthcare workersglobal healthhealth technologydynamic sustainability framework

Primary Hpv Screening Compared With Other Cervical Cancer Screening Strategies in Women With Hiv: A Cost-Effectiveness Study. AIDS (2024)

Ran ZhaoErinn SansteadFernando Alarid-EscuderoMegan HuchkoMichael SilverbergKaren Smith-McCuneSteven E. GregorichWendy LeydenMiriam KuppermannGeorge F. SawayaShalini Kulasingam

public healthprimary hpv screeningcancer screeninghivcervical cancercost-effectiveness study

The Need for and Acceptability of a Cancer Training Course for Medical and Nursing Students in Tanzania: A Convergent Mixed Methods Study. BMC Medical Education (2024)

Stella Emmanuel MushyDickson A. MkokaGift G. LukumayAgnes F. MassaeCorissa T. RohloffLucy R. MgopaDorkasi L. MwakawangaNidhi KohliMichael W. RossEver MkonyiMaria TrentKibwanda AthumaniShalini KulasingamB. R. Simon Rosser

nursingmedicinecancer training coursemedical education

Utilisation of Traditional Medicine Among Women Diagnosed With Breast Cancer in Ghana: A Descriptive Phenomenological Study. BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies (2024)

Adwoa Bemah Boamah MensahStella Baffour AsuoKofi Boamah MensahJoshua OkyereShalini KulasingamBeth VirnigJoe-Nat Clegg-Lamptey

descriptive phenomenological studywomen's healthcomplementary medicinemedicinetraditional medicinesbreast cancer

A Review of Hpv and Hbv Vaccine Hesitancy, Intention, and Uptake in the Era of Social Media and Covid-19. eLife (2023)

Emily K VragaSonya S BradyChloe GansenEuna Mehnaz KhanSarah L BennisMadalyn NonesRongwei TangJaideep SrivastavaShalini Kulasingam

public healthsocial mediavaccine hesitancycommunicationcovid-19

A Systematic Review of the Association Between Smoking Exposure and Hpv-Related Cervical Cell Abnormality Among Women Living With Hiv: Implications for Prevention Strategies. Preventive Medicine (2023)

Ran ZhaoPreethiya SekarSarah L. BennisShalini Kulasingam

public healthsystematic reviewwomen's healthpreventive medicinehivdisease preventionprevention strategies

Diagnosed Gonorrhea Among Privately Insured Women: Analysis of United States Claims Data. Journal of Women s Health (2023)

Emily A. GroeneFaye L. NorbyAnne A. EatonSusan M. MasonEva A. EnnsShalini KulasingamDavid M. Vock

public healthreproductive healthwomen's health

Exploring Factors Associated With Preferences for Human Papillomavirus (Hpv) Self-Sampling Among Racially- and Ethnically-Diverse Women in Minnesota: A Cross-Sectional Study. Preventive Medicine Reports (2023)

Serena XiongRahel GhebreShalini KulasingamSusan M. MasonRebekah J. PrattDeAnn Lazovich

epidemiologyhealth preventionethnically-diverse womenhealth disparitiesraceselection biaspreventive medicinehealth policypublic healthracial prejudicemedicinal researchdisease preventiondemographyracial discriminationwomen's healthpreventive healthcarecross-sectional studieshealth planningmigration studieshuman papillomavirusvenereology

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Shalini Kulasingam

Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

University of Minnesota

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

Shalini Kulasingam is currently serving as a Division Of Epidemiology & Community Health Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health at University of Minnesota.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Shalini Kulasingam

University of Minnesota

Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cervical Cancer and Cervical Cancer Screening in Women With Hiv in Guangxi, China: A Model Simulation Study. MDM Policy & Practice (2025)

Ran ZhaoShalini Kulasingam

health policypublic healthsexual and reproductive healthcancer screeninghivcervical cancermodel simulation studysexual health

Hpv Vaccination Status in Hiv-Negative Msm and Its Association With High-Risk Hpv Detection Using Hpv Serology and Anorectal Swabs. Vaccines (2024)

Sarah L. BennisNicholas F. YaredKeith J. HorvathJason V. BakerTim WaterboerBharat ThyagarajanShalini Kulasingam

hpv vaccination statushiv-negative msmvaccinesimmunologyhivvaccinationhpv serologyhigh-risk hpv detectionanorectal swabs

Adwoa Bemah Boamah MensahThomas Okpoti KonneyErnest AdankwahJohn AmuasiMadalyn NonesJoshua OkyereKwame Ofori BoaduFelicia Maame Efua EduahSerena XiongJ. Robin MoonBeth VirnigShalini Kulasingam

Primary Hpv Screening Compared With Other Cervical Cancer Screening Strategies in Women With Hiv: A Cost-Effectiveness Study. AIDS (2024)

Ran ZhaoErinn SansteadFernando Alarid-EscuderoMegan HuchkoMichael SilverbergKaren Smith-McCuneSteven E. GregorichWendy LeydenMiriam KuppermannGeorge F. SawayaShalini Kulasingam

public healthprimary hpv screeningcancer screeninghivcervical cancercost-effectiveness study

The Need for and Acceptability of a Cancer Training Course for Medical and Nursing Students in Tanzania: A Convergent Mixed Methods Study. BMC Medical Education (2024)

nursingmedicinecancer training coursemedical education

Utilisation of Traditional Medicine Among Women Diagnosed With Breast Cancer in Ghana: A Descriptive Phenomenological Study. BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies (2024)

Adwoa Bemah Boamah MensahStella Baffour AsuoKofi Boamah MensahJoshua OkyereShalini KulasingamBeth VirnigJoe-Nat Clegg-Lamptey

descriptive phenomenological studywomen's healthcomplementary medicinemedicinetraditional medicinesbreast cancer

A Review of Hpv and Hbv Vaccine Hesitancy, Intention, and Uptake in the Era of Social Media and Covid-19. eLife (2023)

Emily K VragaSonya S BradyChloe GansenEuna Mehnaz KhanSarah L BennisMadalyn NonesRongwei TangJaideep SrivastavaShalini Kulasingam

public healthsocial mediavaccine hesitancycommunicationcovid-19

Ran ZhaoPreethiya SekarSarah L. BennisShalini Kulasingam

public healthsystematic reviewwomen's healthpreventive medicinehivdisease preventionprevention strategies

Diagnosed Gonorrhea Among Privately Insured Women: Analysis of United States Claims Data. Journal of Women s Health (2023)

Emily A. GroeneFaye L. NorbyAnne A. EatonSusan M. MasonEva A. EnnsShalini KulasingamDavid M. Vock

public healthreproductive healthwomen's health

Serena XiongRahel GhebreShalini KulasingamSusan M. MasonRebekah J. PrattDeAnn Lazovich

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