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Cindy Kin is an Associate Professor of Surgery at Stanford University, specializing in General Surgery with a focus on colorectal surgery. She completed her MD at Columbia University in 2006 and holds an MS in Health Services Research from Stanford University, awarded in 2015. Dr. Kin furthered her training with a residency at Stanford's Department of General Surgery followed by a fellowship in Colon Rectal Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. Her clinical focus includes cancer care, particularly GI oncology, with specific interests in colon cancer, rectal cancer, inflammatory bowel diseases, and minimally invasive surgical procedures. Dr. Kin is dedicated to enhancing surgical outcomes through innovative prehabilitation programs that integrate exercise and nutrition, aiming to optimize recovery for surgical patients. She is also engaged in research to assess the immunological impacts on surgical recovery, in hopes of personalizing prehabilitation interventions. Dr. Kin's work includes various clinical trials aimed at improving patient care and reducing healthcare costs associated with delayed surgical recovery.
Stanford University • Palo Alto, CA
Associate Professor in General Surgery, specializing in colorectal surgery with an emphasis on cancer care.
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