Teguh Haryo SasongkoRESEARCH · ETHICS · EVIDENCE
RESEARCH

Better questions.
More equitable evidence.

My research connects disease-specific knowledge with the ethical and institutional questions that shape whose needs are addressed.

01 / EVIDENCE & EQUITY

Whose research needs
get priority?

Ethical priority-setting for rare diseases, with particular attention to low- and middle-income settings.

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02 / CLIMATE & HEALTH

Rare diseases in
a changing climate

Developing research at the intersection of rare diseases, climate–health, and equity.

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The perspectives I bring

Disease & evidence

Molecular genetics, rare inherited disorders, systematic reviews, and Cochrane evidence synthesis.

Ethics & governance

Research priority-setting, informed consent, genomic equity, and the responsibilities of research institutions.

Translation & practice

Knowledge translation, public communication, health policy, and responsible research innovation.

RELATED WORK IN DEVELOPMENT

Genomics in its social context

My comparative work on national genome programmes in Malaysia and Indonesia explores how societal questions arise and are negotiated as genomics becomes part of health systems. It connects ethical, legal, and social implications with trust, participation, governance, and equitable access.

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A CONNECTED PROGRAMME

People’s needs shape the questions.

Understand neglected needsGenerate & assess evidenceInform policy & practice

Ethical reasoning and collaboration run across each stage. I am interested in working with people whose methods and experiences extend what any one discipline can achieve.

LET’S CONNECT

Bring a different perspective.

I welcome complementary perspectives and collaborations across research, policy, practice, and communities.

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