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Victor Chen, MD

Victor Chen, MD

Dr. Chen specializes in general and transplant hepatology and is an active clinician-investigator of the Johns Hopkins DELTA Center for Alcohol Research and Transplant Research Center. Dr. Chen's academic research applies epidemiologic, causal inference, and qualitative methodologies to address impactful topics in clinical hepatology. In particular, he aspires to improve the standards of care for alcohol-associated liver disease, alcohol use disorder, and liver transplantation. Dr. Chen and his team have presented their works at numerous national/international scientific conferences and medical journals.

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