Breaking Vaccine Myths. Building Trust.

Hi, my name is Sudiksha Aaloori.

I am an aspiring physician and a dedicated student with a passion for advocating for underrepresented communities. I'm also interested in music, public speaking, and academic excellence. My experience includes extensive research and clinical work. I have co-authored a paper on using nanoparticles for the treatment of Friedreich's Ataxia , and I received the

Best Presenter Award for my work on skin cancer epidemiology during a bioinformatics research internship at the University of Houston. I also conducted bioengineering research at Stanford iGEM, where I learned laboratory techniques like DNA analysis and CRISPR basics. In the clinical setting, I have served as a clinical intern at Texas Inpatient Consultants, assisting with telemedicine, flu shots, and EMR management.

I have also volunteered at Memorial Hermann as a junior volunteer, shadowing trauma physicians and helping with patient meal planning. A key part of my community work is with underserved populations at the Valbona Health Clinic, where I have collected patient surveys on health navigation and vaccine hesitancy, and translated for Spanish-speaking patients.

Outside of my medical pursuits, I am a trained

Indian classical vocalist and a violinist in the Honors Orchestra. I also co-authored a motivational children’s book as part of my advocacy for disability inclusion. I am proficient in Spanish and a member of the Spanish Honor Society.