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Triin Umbleja

Infectious Diseases

Harvard University

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About Triin Umbleja at Harvard University (Harvard)

Triin Umbleja is a researcher at Harvard University focusing on HIV-related health complications, viral hepatitis coinfection, and cardiovascular disease in people with HIV.

Research Areas

HIV complicationsHepatitis C virusHepatitis B viruscardiovascular disease in HIVviral hepatitis coinfectionHIV treatment outcomesfrailty in HIVglobal health
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Research Output

Total Citations1,357

Emerging researcher

Publications53

Selective publication record

h-index17

Developing track record

i10-index25

Early-stage portfolio

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