Following her graduation from Ashland, Daphne Guinn (Toxicology '11)
earned a PhD in biomedical sciences from The Ohio State University,
working in the chronic lymphocytic leukemia laboratory of Dr. John Byrd and Dr. Amy Johnson.
Currrently she works as a postdoctoral fellow at Georgetown University
in the Program for Regulatory Science and Medicine. Daphne has written a
blog about her postdoctoral work that explains her current role. Daphne is working on a research project focused on using real world data
collected with electronic health records to inform research studies that can
improve efficacy and reduce the cost of clinical development for drugs
benefitting patients with rare diseases.
Her mentor, Dr. Ira Shoulson, writes that “In Daphne’s relatively brief tenure as a fellow, she has launched a novel research project to advance experimental therapeutics for rare diseases. Using real-world data and rigorous statistical approaches, Dr. Guinn and her mentors are conducting research to facilitate the development, regulatory review, and approval of innovative treatments for diseases that share common molecular profiles.”
Her mentor, Dr. Ira Shoulson, writes that “In Daphne’s relatively brief tenure as a fellow, she has launched a novel research project to advance experimental therapeutics for rare diseases. Using real-world data and rigorous statistical approaches, Dr. Guinn and her mentors are conducting research to facilitate the development, regulatory review, and approval of innovative treatments for diseases that share common molecular profiles.”
Dr. Daphne Guinn ('11) and her mentor Dr. Ira Shoulson
No comments:
Post a Comment