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Rebecca Liu

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University of Southern California

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About Rebecca Liu at University of Southern California (USC)

Rebecca Liu is a Harvard University researcher focused on surgical outcomes, obesity management, and viral pathogenesis in clinical medicine.

Research Areas

Bariatric Surgery OutcomesObesity Health PracticesCytomegalovirus ResearchHerpesvirus StudiesNutritional Risk AssessmentGastrointestinal Autonomic FunctionOrthopedic Surgical OutcomesPediatric Dermatology
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Research Output

Total Citations5,748

Emerging researcher

Publications120

Selective publication record

h-index23

Developing track record

i10-index39

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