Caitlin Chang

Medicine, Department of Medical Genetics

BC Children’s Hospital

Investigator and Medical Geneticist

Biography:
I am interested in expanding human knowledge and understanding the mechanisms that underlie pathology. My specific areas of interest are developmental genetics, dysmorphology, and syndrome delineation. I believe that this is best achieved through collaborations with clinicians and researchers in various disciplines, as well as involvement of patients and their families.

Research areas of interest:

Rare diseases, childhood diseases

Research Themes:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases

Website: https://www.bcchr.ca/cchang

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