Digestive Diseases Research
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| Generation of intestinal enteroids with all cell types from induced pluripotent stem cells. |
Cedars-Sinai’s digestive diseases research programs focus on subspecialty areas in inflammatory bowel diseases, motility, pancreatobiliary and hepatology. As a teaching hospital, Cedars-Sinai offers training opportunities for medical students, interns, residents and fellows. The overarching philosophy for gastroenterology research at Cedars-Sinai is rooted in the understanding that bi-directional translation of basic and clinical research will optimize and accelerate the impact of research and affect patient care. The program is designed to promote and deliver “Precision Medicine” across a spectrum of digestive diseases. Byproducts of success are strong support from federally funded research programs, as well as fruitful relationships with the biotechnology, medical device and pharmaceutical industries. The resulting innovations will yield exciting opportunities for academic/corporate co-development of products and technology.
Related Areas | Digestive Diseases Faculty |
| - Stephan R. Targan, MD
- Ravinder Abrol, PhD
- Christopher Chang, MD
- Marla Dubinsky, MD
- Mouad Edderkaoui, PhD
- Phillip Fleshner, MD
- Rivkah Gonsky, PhD
- Kapil Gupta, MD, MPH
- Talin Haritunians, PhD
- Andrew Ippoliti, MD
- Laith Jamil, MD
- Manreet Kaur, MD
- Puja Vora Khanna,MD
- Dalin Li, PhD
- George Liu, MD, PhD
- Simon K. Lo, MD
- Neel Mann, MD, MPH
- Gislaine Martins, PHD
- Dermot McGovern, MD, PhD
- Gil Melmed, MD
- Kathrin Michelsen, PhD
- Stephen Pandol, MD
- Mark Pimentel, MD
- David Q. Shih, MD, PhD
- Tram Tran, MD
- David Underhill, PhD
- Eric Vasiliauskas, MD
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