Sally Davies

Sally Davies is a prominent British physician and academic known for her influential role in public health and medical research. She served as the Chief Medical Officer for England from 2010 to 2019, where she provided expert health advice to the government and advocated for policies to improve public health. Davies is recognized for her work on various health issues, including obesity, antibiotic resistance, and health inequalities. She has been instrumental in promoting research and evidence-based practices within the healthcare system, aiming to enhance health outcomes for the population. She’s also a baroness in the House of Lords, contributing to health policy discussions.