Mya Acosta is a PhD candidate and research assistant with a focus on ovarian and endometrial cancer, contributing to projects aimed at improving diagnostic and treatment pathways. Her research integrates biostatistics, epidemiology, and qualitative approaches to explore cancer risk factors, genetic testing uptake, and clinical outcomes. Mya is actively engaged in multidisciplinary research teams, supporting data management, analysis, and knowledge translation activities. Her work demonstrates a commitment to evidence-based practice, combining quantitative rigour with qualitative insights to address complex clinical questions in women’s health. Mya’s broader academic interests include improving patient-centred care and contributing to translational research in gynaecological oncology.
