Angela C Rintoul
Angela is a Principal Research Fellow at Federation University Australia with expertise in gambling harm reduction, health inequities and the commercial determinants of health. She holds a post-doctoral fellowship funded by Suicide Prevention Australia to explore the relationship between gambling and suicide, to identify pathways for prevention.
In 2019 she undertook at Churchill Fellowship to consider ways to improve gambling regulation in Australia. She is a member of the WHO technical group on the public health implications of gambling, a Commissioner on the Lancet Public Health Commission on Gambling and an Associate Editor of the Critical Gambling Studies journal. Angela holds an Adjunct role at Monash University Department of Forensic Medicine and regularly peer-reviews scientific articles for a range of journals.
Angela has a Doctorate in Public Health from Monash University, a Master of Social Science (International Development) from RMIT University and a Bachelor of Arts (Political Science and English) from the University of Melbourne.
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