Ok so you know I disagree that precision medicine is just a rebranding, BUT I totally agree that most people (and companies) trivialize the process and validation of claims.

So precise, so demure

Me, awkwardly, “as Yogi Berra once said…” 🫠

I’m looking forward to engaging with this vibrant community on topics like science, chronic disease, public health, and the ways we can all make a difference. Say hello, drop a comment, or let me know what inspires you—I’d love to connect! 🌟 (5/5)

On a personal note, I live in the Hudson Valley, NY, with my husband, & our 18-month-old son. I spend as much time outdoors as possible. I see us all as stewards of this beautiful planet and draw inspiration from efforts to protect it for future generations. (4/n)

I’m passionate about translating data into real-world impact, exploring cutting-edge study designs, and supporting others navigating biotech and clinical research. I love connecting with people who share a drive to advance science and improve health outcomes. (3/n)

I specialize in molecular diagnostics, where my work focuses on building robust, fit-for-purpose tests, always with a patient-centric mentality. My expertise lies in designing studies for early detection and precision medicine, with a strong focus on methodology and practical application. (2/n)

I never thought I would embrace such a slow and quiet life with a new baby, but again, everything changed. I am still doing some light work through consulting and co-teaching an epi methods course at UIC, but that fast paced life from "before" is currently on pause, and I couldn't be happier. (3/3)

It is an ongoing struggle, and I find myself wishing that we gave more space, time, and resources to accommodate postpartum healing. In my postpartum haze, with the weight of new responsibilities in what felt like a broken body, I quit my job and decided to focus on my healing. (2/n)