Obesity – The complex story of its birth
A large epigenome-wide association study published today in BMC Medicine provides the evidence that childhood obesity is triggered by specific factors occurring… Read more »
Neerja Karnani is the Senior Principal Investigator and Systems Biology lead at Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences (SICS), Agency for Science Technology and Research (A*STAR). Her research focuses on maternal health and child development.
She has been working on developmental cohorts and has built an omics roadmap to perform an integrated assessment of the gene networks, environment, health status, genetic risk traits, and socio-demographic factors in the critical window linked with early life.
She is interested in population pattern recognition and risk stratification to guide the current clinical practices related to women and child health.
She has been working on developmental cohorts and has built an omics roadmap to perform an integrated assessment of the gene networks, environment, health status, genetic risk traits, and socio-demographic factors in the critical window linked with early life.
She is interested in population pattern recognition and risk stratification to guide the current clinical practices related to women and child health.
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- Obesity – The complex story of its birth - 7th March 2017