Edwina Doting

Dr. Edwina Doting is a Clinical Professor at the Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Groningen. Her expertise spans Medical Microbiology, Infection Prevention, and Hepatitis Research. She has contributed to studies on microbial transmission in organ transplantation, probiotics’ effects in Alzheimer’s disease models, and spatiotemporal infection dynamics in healthcare settings. Her work aligns with UN SDGs addressing good health and well-being. Research outputs include peer-reviewed articles and a thesis on sentinel lymph node biopsy in cancer patients. She actively participates in academic leadership programs and media engagements on antibiotic use and infection control.

• Education: Completed a thesis on sentinel lymph node biopsy in breast cancer and melanoma (2007).
• Research Interests: Focuses on translational microbiology, infection prevention strategies, and diagnostic innovations in oncology and hepatology. Her work bridges clinical practice and public health.

Publications: Recent studies highlight contributions to transplant medicine safety, neurodegenerative disease microbiome interactions, and hospital infection modeling. Earlier work established protocols in lymphoscintigraphy for breast cancer staging.