Anna Greka
Anna Greka is a prominent nephrologist and medical researcher based at Harvard University and the Broad Institute. Born in Thessaloniki, she pursued her medical education at Harvard on a scholarship, following in her parents' footsteps, who are both doctors. Greka specializes in studying monogenic disorders and the genetic mutations that lead to rare diseases, focusing on their underlying mechanisms to develop potential therapies. Her work aims to unlock the complexities of the human genome to help design precision treatments for patients suffering from various genetic conditions. Greka's dedication to combining clinical practice with research has positioned her at the forefront of biomedical innovation, where she is optimistic about the advancements in the field and their potential to transform patient care.
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Anna Greka is a professor of medicine at Harvard and a nephrologist at Mass General Brigham, focusing on genetic disorders.
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