Stuart Kim
Professor of Developmental Biology and Genetics at Stanford University School of Medicine
Kim's research focuses on genome-wide association studies for musculoskeletal injuries and identifying DNA markers associated with a higher risk of sports injuries, including ankle sprains, rotator cuff tears, shoulder dislocations, and plantar fasciitis.
“We are still in the dawning age of genetic testing. But new research is being conducted on a much greater scale that we hope will help us identify where and how genetic information can be used to avoid injury,” Kim said in an interview with The Atlantic.
See also: Stanford University School of Medicine - Medical school that improves health through discoveries and innovation in health care, education and research
Details last updated 05-Jul-2020
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