Bolaji S. Aregbeshola, PhD, is a public health researcher and behavioural scientist in the School of Public Health at Adelaide University. He received a PhD in Public Health & Behavioural Sciences from the University of Newcastle in 2025 after completing a doctoral thesis titled “Influence of Vocational Training and Workplace Environment on Tobacco Use, Alcohol Consumption, and Concurrent Use.”

Bolaji S. Aregbeshola, PhD, is a public health researcher and behavioural scientist in the School of Public Health at Adelaide University. He received a PhD in Public Health & Behavioural Sciences from the University of Newcastle in 2025 after completing a doctoral thesis titled “Influence of Vocational Training and Workplace Environment on Tobacco Use, Alcohol Consumption, and Concurrent Use.” Dr. Aregbeshola conducts research to identify causes and consequences of public health issues and works to design, implement, and evaluate effective and cost-effective interventions and policies targeting the complex interplay of factors as well as health risk behaviours for chronic diseases among priority populations. His research focuses on health behaviour, tobacco control, alcohol control, chronic disease prevention, infectious disease control and prevention, health policy, health care financing, health insurance, health systems, health economics, health management, access to care, quality of health care, maternal and child health, impact evaluation, program and policy evaluation, economic evaluation, mixed methods, randomised controlled trials, clinical practice guideline development, and evidence synthesis, including systematic reviews, scoping reviews, meta-analyses, and meta-aggregation. Dr. Aregbeshola was a University of Newcastle PhD scholar. He is affiliated with the Academy for Collaborative Health Interprofessional Education and Vibrant Excellence (ACHIEVE) at the Univ...