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Nathan Lo is an infectious diseases physician-scientist focused on studying the transmission of infectious diseases and the impact of public health interventions aimed at controlling and eliminating diseases. His research spans both domestic and international infectious disease concerns, including vaccine-preventable infections like COVID-19 and measles, as well as neglected tropical diseases such as schistosomiasis and typhoid fever. He employs a diverse array of computational methodologies, including mathematical modeling, to inform public health policy. Lo collaborates with key public health organizations, including the California Department of Public Health and the World Health Organization, and has a notable track record in using his research to inform public health guidelines. He has served as a lead writer for guidelines on schistosomiasis and strongyloidiasis. Lo is also recognized as an NIH New Innovator and is engaged in wide-ranging academic and clinical activities across global health initiatives.
Stanford University • Palo Alto, California
Assistant Professor of Medicine specializing in Infectious Diseases.
UCSF • San Francisco, California
Faculty Fellow in Infectious Diseases.
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