Mohamadi Sarkar
Fellow of Scientific Strategy and Analysis and Regulatory Affairs
Altria Client Services

Mohamadi Sarkar leads a team of scientists within regulatory affairs at Altria that provides strategic direction toward developing the science and evidence for regulatory submissions for noncombustible tobacco products for Altria’s tobacco operating companies.
Before being appointed to his current position, Sarkar served as the director of clinical research. In that role, he enabled responsible product development and tobacco harm reduction by generating evidence from clinical studies.
Before joining Altria, Sarkar held a variety of positions at West Virginia University (WVU), including associate professor of clinical pharmacology, associate professor of genetics and developmental biology and associate professor of the Tobacco Research Center at the WVU Cancer Institute. Sarkar continued to teach at Virginia Commonwealth University, where he still holds an affiliate appointment teaching clinical pharmacology. He is also a fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.
During his academic career, Sarkar worked on research related to smoking and health funded by the National Cancer Institute. He has authored more than 100 scientific peer-reviewed publications and presentations at scientific meetings. Sarkar has also participated in multiple seminar presentations and authored a variety of scientific book chapters related to his areas of expertise.

Sessions with Mohamadi Sarkar

13:17 - 14:17
THR is awash in variables - dispirited populations, geographies, and cultures combined with the fact that harm reduction is multi-faceted and encompasses everything from social and environmental impacts to individual and population health - and this diversity cannot be managed as a global one-size-fits-all solution. From unintended consequences to outright frustration of public health goals, failing to adapt, learn and change approaches to THR has real consequences. This panel explores new approaches around the globe that are making progress, providing learning opportunities of adoption elsewhere, or are efforts worthy of a global stage.

Moderators

  • Mohamadi Sarkar

    Fellow of Scientific Strategy and Analysis and Regulatory Affairs, Altria Client Services

Speakers