Sara Gianella

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Sara Gianella, MD.

Sara Gianella, MD, is a physician-scientist dedicated to advancing HIV research with a strong focus on women, transgender individuals, and underrepresented communities. She leads several virology research programs at the University of California San Diego and works to ensure that scientific discoveries benefit the people most affected by HIV. Passionate about mentorship, health equity, and community engagement, Dr. Gianella prioritizes ethical research that amplifies diverse voices. She is committed to understanding how HIV persists in the body, particularly in women, and how sex and gender impact HIV treatment and outcomes. Through her work, she strives to bridge the gap between science and the community, ensuring that research is inclusive, impactful, and driven by the needs of those it serves.

Sara Gianella, MD.

Sara Gianella, MD, is a physician-scientist dedicated to advancing HIV research with a strong focus on women, transgender individuals, and underrepresented communities. She leads several virology research programs at the University of California San Diego and works to ensure that scientific discoveries benefit the people most affected by HIV. Passionate about mentorship, health equity, and community engagement, Dr. Gianella prioritizes ethical research that amplifies diverse voices. She is committed to understanding how HIV persists in the body, particularly in women, and how sex and gender impact HIV treatment and outcomes. Through her work, she strives to bridge the gap between science and the community, ensuring that research is inclusive, impactful, and driven by the needs of those it serves.

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