Alan C. Geller is affiliated with Harvard University in the United States with a primary focus in medicine. Their research spans several subfields including oncology, dermatology, epidemiology, general health professions, and health, toxicology, and mutagenesis.
Their main research topics involve cutaneous melanoma detection and management, skin protection and aging, nonmelanoma skin cancer studies, COVID-19 and healthcare impacts, allergic rhinitis and sensitization, cutaneous lymphoproliferative disorders research, and obesity and health practices.
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Frequent co-authors supporting their research network are:
The scientist has published extensively in several venues, with the most frequent including:
Barbara A. Gilchrest;Mark S. Eller;Alan C. Geller;Mina Yaar
Alan C Geller;Graham A Colditz;Susan Oliveria;Karen Emmons
Adina Coroiu;Chelsea Moran;Tavis Campbell;Alan C. Geller
Nora Eisemann;Annika Waldmann;Alan C Geller;Martin A Weinstock;Martin A Weinstock;Martin A Weinstock
Alexander Katalinic;Annika Waldmann;Martin A. Weinstock;Martin A. Weinstock;Alan C. Geller
Susan A Oliveria;Mona Saraiya;Alan C Geller;Maureen K Heneghan
Alan C. Geller;Susan M. Swetter;Katie Brooks;Marie-France Demierre
Howard K. Koh;Donald R. Miller;Alan C. Geller;Richard W. Clapp
A.M. Forsea;A.M. Forsea;V. del Marmol;E. de Vries;E.E. Bailey
Alan C. Geller;Donald R. Miller;George David Annas;Marie-France Demierre
Howard K. Koh;Alan C. Geller;Donald R. Miller;Ted A. Grossbart
Howard K. Koh;Sarah C. Oppenheimer;Sarah B. Massin-Short;Karen M. Emmons
Kenneth A. Freedberg;Alan C. Geller;Donald R. Miller;Robert A. Lew
Howard K Koh;Lawrence A Norton;Alan C Geller;Ting Sun
Mingfeng Zhang;Abrar A. Qureshi;Alan C. Geller;Lindsay Frazier
Donald R. Miller;Alan C. Geller;Stephen W. Wyatt;Allan Halpern
Elena Losina;Rochelle P. Walensky;Alan Geller;Frederick C. Beddingfield
Alan C. Geller;Zi Zhang;Arthur J. Sober;Allan C. Halpern
Marie-France Demierre;Connie Chung;Donald R. Miller;Alan C. Geller
Alan C. Geller;George D. Annas
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