Mary Anne Tablizo

Dr. Mary Anne Tablizo is a Volunteer Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the School of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco. Her academic work focuses on pediatric sleep medicine, respiratory disorders in children, and infectious diseases in pediatric populations, particularly fungal infections.

• 2025 - Present: Volunteer Associate Clinical Professor, UCSF School of Medicine

Her research spans three primary domains:

• Sleep Medicine: Pediatric obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), restless sleep disorder, periodic limb movements, and sleep-disordered breathing in genetic conditions like Down syndrome and Joubert syndrome
• Infectious Diseases: Neonatal coccidioidomycosis, antifungal therapies, and endemic fungal infections in infants
• Respiratory Physiology: Airway obstruction mechanisms, diaphragm function, and respiratory control in neurodevelopmental disorders

Publications (2025-2007) reveal consistent contributions to:

• Pediatric sleep medicine (8/15 articles)
• Coccidioidomycosis and fungal infections (3/15 articles)
• Respiratory control in neonates and infants (4/15 articles)
• Neurodevelopmental conditions linked to sleep disorders
• Polysomnography applications in pediatrics
• Clinical reviews on melatonin safety and sleep apnea sequelae

Key methodologies include:

• Polysomnography
• Retrospective case series
• Review articles
• Clinical guidelines