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Translational population research
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Dr. Chiu investigates the causes and outcomes of lymphoma and multiple myeloma in racial/ethnic and geographic diverse population using integrated modern molecular techniques and epidemiologic approaches. His main focus areas are: (1) studying modifiable nutritional, lifestyle, and environmental factors that are responsible for causing lymphoma and multiple myeloma, (2) identifying lifestyle, tumor, and treatment-related factors that influence survival, treatment response disparities, and outcomes of patients using cohorts of lymphoma and multiple myeloma patients as well as real world big data, and (3) developing novel epigenetics-based biomarkers for prognostication and management of patients using a liquid biopsy approach. He is also an active researcher in large international consortia, including the International Lymphoma Epidemiology Consortium (InterLymph), International Multiple Myeloma Consortium (now InterLymph-Myeloma Working Group) where he served as its chair in 2013, and the AsiaLymph.
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