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Dr Xin Hui S Chan

Dr Xin Hui S Chan

Podcast interview

Malaria is the most important parasitic infection to still affect humans, and the safe use of antimalarial drugs is paramount. The current explosion of clinical data is creating a jungle of data; making sense of all this data will greatly help us in our fight to eliminate malaria.

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Xin Hui Chan

BMBCh MA MSc MRCP DTM&H

Clinical Research Fellow

Big data for malaria elimination

Dr Xin Hui Chan is clinical research fellow in the Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (MORU), specialty registrar in infectious diseases and general internal medicine at Oxford University Hospitals, and lecturer in medicine at Worcester College, University of Oxford. She is a member of the University of Oxford-MRC Doctoral Training Partnership and a recipient of the University of Oxford NDM Doctoral Prize Studentship.

Xin Hui is interested in translating scientific research into actionable interventions. Her current research focuses on optimising interventions for malaria elimination and containment of antimalarial resistance through evidence synthesis and clinical investigation. Her work combines drug safety / pharmacovigilance, pharmacoepidemiology, clinical pharmacology, and genomic epidemiology studies. She was the WHO technical resource person and rapporteur of the WHO Evidence Review Group on the Cardiotoxicity of Antimalarial Medicines.

Xin Hui's previous experience has been with the University of Oxford, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, the MRC Unit in The Gambia, the US National Institutes of Health, and the UK Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management. She holds postgraduate qualifications in internal medicine, infectious diseases, and tropical medicine.