Dr. Ann Hsing

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Ann Hsing is a Professor (Research) in the field of Medicine at Stanford University, affiliated with the Stanford Prevention Research Center and the Cancer Institute. She is a senior fellow at the Center for Innovation in Global Health and has conducted epidemiological studies across four continents, making her a leading expert in the field. Her research focuses on the etiology of prostate, hepatobiliary, and thyroid cancers, as well as hormonal carcinogenesis and circadian rhythms. With a 22-year tenure at the National Cancer Institute, Dr. Hsing has developed extensive expertise in molecular epidemiology and global oncology, contributing significantly to cancer prevention and population-based studies. She has authored over 340 peer-reviewed articles and has been actively involved in mentoring numerous post-doctoral fellows. Notably, she leads multiple funded projects, including longitudinal studies on health patterns across diverse populations, and investigations into the role of Traditional Chinese Medicine in health. Her work involves advanced data analyses using large health databases to identify clinical questions that inform practice.

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