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Russell Goodman

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Harvard University

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About Russell Goodman at Harvard University (Harvard)

Russell P. Goodman is a physician-scientist at Harvard University whose research focuses on liver disease mechanisms, alcohol-associated liver disorders, and advanced diagnostic approaches. Their research directions are illustrated by key works including "An Unusual Case of Abdominal Pain", and "Permucosal Needle Drainage".

Research Areas

Liver DiseaseAlcohol-Associated Liver DiseaseMetabolic Liver DisordersHepatologyBiosensingSteatotic Liver DiseaseLiver MetabolismAddiction Care Integration
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Total Citations7

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Publications3

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