Suzanne Garland
Director microbiology and infectious diseases at Royal Women's Hospital
Professor Garland obtained her Bachelor of Medicine at the University of Melbourne in 1971, and subsequently worked as a Research Fellow at Harvard University, Boston, USA. Suzanne commenced as Director of Clinical Microbiology at the Women’s in 1984.
Professor Garland is a regular advisor to the World Health Organisation on sexual and reproductive health infections, cervical cancer and human papillomavirus (HPV). Her laboratory is a Western Pacific WHO reference laboratory for HPV for the HPV Labnet.
Professor Garland has been a chief investigator for phase 3, clinical HPV vaccine trials for both the bivalent and quadrivalent vaccines and is currently measuring vaccine effectiveness post the vaccine rollout in Australia.
Visit website: https://www.thewomens.org.au/research/research-centres/centre-for-womens-infectious-diseases/cwid-our-people/suzanne-garland
See also: The Royal Women’s Hospital - Australia’s first and largest hospital dedicated to improving the health of all women and newborns
Details last updated 13-Mar-2020
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