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Dr. Nah-Cederquist investigates solutions to clinical problems in pediatric plastic surgery. Her lab is built around the strengths of CHOP's clinical practices and basic science research. This offers the unique opportunity to directly test hypotheses born from clinical problems in the laboratory, and to take new technologies and concepts developed in the laboratory to patient care.

E-mail:

nah [at] chop.edu

CHOP Leads Big Data Collaboration to Uncover Pathways Between Cancer and Birth Defects

Published on

Aug 31, 2018

in Cornerstone Blog

The Kids First Data Resource Portal brings together six institutions, thousands of patients' data, and investigators studying rare disease to one centralized place: the cloud.

In the News: New Rare Disease, FA Woodstock, Bioengineering, and Protecting Toddlers from Child Abuse

Published on

Jul 29, 2016

in Cornerstone Blog

Welcome back to another weekly edition of our roundup of research news from The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia! One of the things that is so exciting about research at CHOP is that our researchers are working to improve the health and lives of children in such a broad range of ways.

Researchers Receive Grant to Study TMJ Biology, Long-term Maintenance

Published on

Jan 14, 2015

in Cornerstone Blog

Eiki Koyama, DDS, PhD and Hyun-Duck Nah, DMD, PhD, from the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, recently received a grant from the National Institute of Dental & Craniofacial Research to study the development of the TMJ.

Nah-Cederquist Laboratory

The Nah-Cederquist Laboratory builds on the strengths of CHOP's clinical practices and basic science research to find new solutions to clinical problems in pediatric plastic surgery by directly testing hypotheses born from clinical problems and taking new technologies and concepts developed in the lab to patient care.