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Upinder Singh is a Professor of Medicine in the field of Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine at Stanford University. Dr. Singh's research primarily focuses on the molecular pathogenesis of the parasite Entamoeba histolytica, which is responsible for amebic dysentery and other serious gastrointestinal diseases. His work aims to understand the virulence determinants that facilitate the invasion of the human host, identifying the genetic and genomic mechanisms that E. histolytica employs during infection. He is also involved in a range of clinical trials targeting COVID-19, evaluating the efficacy and safety of various therapeutic agents for outpatients across multiple platforms. With a strong background in biochemistry and medicine, Dr. Singh has actively contributed to both academic and clinical settings, serving in leadership roles within the Department of Medicine and participating in several professional organizations. Over the years, he has received numerous accolades for his contributions to the field of infectious diseases.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Served as Associate Chair for Faculty Development in the Department of Medicine.
Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine • Stanford, California
Led the Division of Infectious Diseases, overseeing research and clinical programs.
Division of Infectious Diseases • Stanford, California
Co-directed the fellowship program at Stanford's Division of Infectious Diseases.
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