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Karen E. Racicot, PhD

Director of Medical Affairs, Medical Science Liaison; Women’s and Reproductive Health

Women’s and Reproductive Health, Immunology

About

Prior to joining Quest in 2021 she was an Assistant Professor in the Department of OB/GYN at Michigan State University where she led a successful and well-funded research program with a focus on Reproductive Immunology and the effects of viral infections on pregnancy and developmental outcomes.  Dr. Racicot continues to serve as an adjunct professor and collaborates on ongoing projects related to maternal viral infections and their relationship with neurodevelopmental outcomes in children.

Specialty

Women’s and Reproductive Health, Immunology

Education

BS, University of Florida; PhD, The Pennsylvania State University

Fellowship

Postdoctoral fellowship, Yale School of Medicine, Dept of OBGYN
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