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Professor (Clinical), University of Utah School of Medicine Specialties Therapeutic drug monitoring Drug screening Neonatal drug testing Trace and toxic elements Education Doctorate Degree—Pharmacology, University of Utah Fellowship—Center for Human Toxicology Fellowship—Clinical…
Associate Professor (Clinical), University of Utah School of Medicine Specialties Clinical Cytogenetics Education Medical Degree—Beijing Medical University Residency—Internal Medicine and Hematology, People’s Hospital, Beijing Medical University Fellowship—Clinical Cytogenetics,…
Associate Professor (Clinical), University of Utah School of Medicine Education Doctorate Degree—University of Chicago Fellowship—Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Genomic Medicine Institute Certification/Affiliations American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics Society for Inherited…
Assistant Professor, University of Utah School of Medicine Education Doctorate Degree—Cellular and Molecular Genetics, Frederico II University Medical Degree—Cellular and Molecular Genetics, Frederico II University Fellowship—Clinical Biochemical Genetics, Greenwood Genetics Center…
Director of Autopsy Pathology, University of Utah School of Medicine Associate Professor, University of Utah School of Medicine Specialties Perinatal and placental pathology Education Medical Degree—University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Residency—University of Utah School of…
Associate Professor, University of Utah School of Medicine Specialties Perinatal Pathology
Sometimes babies are already in the throes of withdrawal symptoms, but physicians can’t determine what drugs they are dealing with until test results are available Apache, China Girl, Dance Fever, Friend, Goodfella, Jackpot, Murder 8, TNT, Tango, Cash. Confused?
Justin’s mother drank while pregnant with him and his twin brother. As a result, Justin was born with fetal alcohol syndrome and a host of related complications. He got half a heart—a single atrium and ventricle. His twin brother got a whole heart, but a host of other behavioral complications.…
The mother decided—against her earlier leaning—to have a non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT) for the top three most common genetic abnormalities: Down syndrome (also called trisomy 21), trisomy 18, and trisomy 13. NIPT tests DNA in maternal blood to screen for those three anomalies.
