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Dr. Cassidy Du Berry is a clinician-scientist with over a decade of experience in pediatric and adult respiratory physiology, gained at leading institutions in Australia and Ireland. Currently, she serves as a Research Fellow at Monash University and Deputy Head of Pulmonary Function Services at the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne. Her primary research focuses on pulmonary function trajectories, early detection of chronic lung disease, and long-term respiratory outcomes in survivors of preterm birth. Dr. Du Berry is passionate about translating physiological insights into clinical practice to improve lifelong lung health in vulnerable populations, aligning her work with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. She possesses a thorough understanding of various lung-related diseases, including chronic lung disease, interstitial lung disease, and cystic fibrosis, and is actively involved in clinical trials and research in these areas.
Monash University • Melbourne, VIC
Conducting research in pulmonary function and chronic lung diseases.
Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne • Melbourne, VIC
Managing pulmonary function services and conducting related research.
University of Melbourne • Melbourne, VIC
Conducting doctoral research in respiratory physiology.
Murdoch Children's Research Institute • Melbourne, VIC
Assisted in various research projects related to respiratory health.
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