Adam Buckholz, MD MS
Biography
I am an academic hepatologist at Weill Cornell Medical Center. I am a clinical researcher currently funded by an NIH KL-2 award. My research attempts to model the transition of decompensation using wearable-derived biometrics, with my current projects focused on the mapping of sleep changes found in cirrhosis during progression to encephalopathy. My clinical practice focuses on the treatment of general liver disorders including cirrhosis, viral hepatitis, alcohol-associated liver disease and metabolic liver disease.
Sessions
2:00 PM
- 3:30 PM
Convention Center - Bluebird Ballroom 1B
Integrating Noninvasive Diagnostics, Precision Risk Prediction, and Novel Therapeutic Strategies in Chronic Liver Disease
Philip Vutien, MD | Abstract Presenter,
Virginia Hernandez-Gea, MD, PhD, FAASLD | Moderator,
Lucia Parlati, MD, PhD | Abstract Presenter,
Adam Buckholz, MD MS | Abstract Presenter,
Thriveni Basavanapura Raju, MSc | Abstract Presenter,
Monica A Tincopa, MD MSc | Abstract Presenter,
Brett E Fortune, MD, MS, FAASLD, FAST | Moderator,
Claudio Salinas, MD | Abstract Presenter
3:45 PM
- 4:15 PM
Convention Center - Summit 1, The Park @TLM, Hall D
Clinical Informatics & Digital Health (CIDH) SIG Poster Highlights
Adam Buckholz, MD MS | Presenter,
Giuseppe Cullaro, MD | Presenter,
Jin Ge, MD, MBA | Moderator,
Jin Ge, MD, MBA | Presenter
