Vincent Chen, MD, MS
He/Him
Assistant Professor
Medicine
I completed my undergraduate studies at Amherst College, followed by medical school at Harvard Medical School, residency at Stanford Healthcare, and gastroenterology/hepatology fellowships at the University of Michigan (completed June 2020). My clinical practice is primarily in general hepatology and endoscopy, and my research interests focus on using “big data” with genetics and machine learning to predict risk of complications among patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
Projects:
Genetic association analysis of Biobank data, Genetics and Outcomes, Genetics of Obesity
University Affiliation(s)
IHPI
Research Area(s)
Artificial Intelligence | Bioinformatics | Data science / Analytics / AI | Diabetes and management | Genetics / Genomics / other OMICS | Health outcomes | Medical decision making | Obesity | Social Determinants of Health | next-gen genomic sequencing
Publications
- Long term quality of life among patients with neoplastic Barrett's esophagus following endoscopic therapy compared to esophagectomy.
- A Dual-Filtration System for Single-Cell Sequencing of Circulating Tumor Cells and Clusters in HCC
- Accuracy of International Classification of Diseases-10 Codes for Cirrhosis and Portal Hypertensive Complications
Grants
- Co-investigator of: Michigan Hepatotoxicity Clinical Research Network Renewal 2018
- Principal investigator of: Integrating genetic and environmental factors to predict risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
- Principal investigator of: Predictive models for incident cirrhosis in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease using genetic and electronic medical record-based risk factors