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Roy C. Levitt

Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative Medicine and Pain Management, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, FL, USA

Biography

Dr. Levitt is a neuroanesthesiologist, pain physician, and geneticist who is well versed in translational research, genomic approaches and product development. He has led projects to develop mouse models and characterize mechanisms of susceptibility to complex phenotypes and parallel human studies on conditions including neuromuscular diseases, asthma, COPD, and persistent pain. He worked for nearly 12 years in industry, leading a multi-disciplinary team in target validation and the development of novel therapeutics, one of which reached late Phase 2 (MEDI-528 neutralizing IL9 antibody) as a treatment for asthma. 
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Gene-environment interactions leading to persistent pain Gene discovery and genetic mechanisms of susceptibility to persistent pain, including post-surgical pain Identification of biomarkers of susceptibility and therapeutic response in chronic pain treatments Novel mechanism-based therapeutic approaches for persistent pain Preventative strategies for persistent painRecent PresentationsAbstracts – from SWAAT

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