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Professional Title
PhD Public Health Genetics
Areas of Interest
precision phenotyping, gene identification, risk and phenotype prediction
chronic pain, medically unexplained conditions, disorders in pregnancy, precision medicine, and forensic genetics
translation of genetic discoveries to society
Taryn Hall’s research interests are focused on precision phenotyping, gene identification, risk and phenotype prediction, and the translation of genetic discoveries to society. She has several domains of interest including: chronic pain, medically unexplained conditions, disorders in pregnancy, precision medicine, and forensic genetics.
Education
PhD in Public Health Genetics
Dissertation: The Y-Chromosome in Forensic and Public Health Genetics
Dissertation: The Y-Chromosome in Forensic and Public Health Genetics