Susanne B Haga

Susanne B Haga is a Professor in Medicine at Duke University, affiliated with the Department of BIO. Her research interests focus on issues affecting the translation of genomics to clinical practice, with an emphasis on education. Her projects involve components of professional, public, or patient education, including the development of educational materials about genomic research, pharmacogenetic testing, and communicating genetic test results. She also engages in undergraduate teaching in genetics, genomics, ethics, and policy. Haga holds additional appointments, including Associate Research Professor in the Sanford School of Public Policy and Affiliate of the Duke Initiative for Science & Society.

Susanne B Haga is a Professor of Medicine at Duke University, specializing in genetics. Her research explores public and physician attitudes toward genetic testing, the ethical implications of biobanks, and the clinical application of pharmacogenetic testing. She investigates how genomic data can inform personalized medicine and improve patient outcomes. Haga also examines the challenges of translating genomic research into clinical practice, including issues related to insurance coverage and patient engagement. Her work emphasizes the importance of equitable access to genetic services and the need for clear communication of genomic information to both patients and healthcare providers.