Research interests
Erosive hand osteoarthritis, systemic sclerosis, autonomic dysfunction, skeletal fragility, and translational clinical research using large cohorts and EMR-based data[1]
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Avanika Mahajan
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I also hold a PhD in Cell Biology with a research background in bone biology and musculoskeletal disease.
I am a Rheumatology Fellow at Mayo Clinic Arizona with prior training in Internal Medicine at Mayo Clinic Arizona.
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Training includes I also hold a PhD in Cell Biology, Medical School: University of New Mexico, PhD, and Ph.D., plus 3 more records.
Explore education and trainingErosive hand osteoarthritis, systemic sclerosis, autonomic dysfunction, skeletal fragility, and translational clinical research using large cohorts and EMR-based data[1]
I am particularly interested in cohort studies and clinical-translational research to inform patient care.[1]
My current academic interests include erosive hand osteoarthritis, systemic sclerosis, and the intersection of inflammation, autonomic dysfunction, and skeletal health.[1]