Mehr Mathew

Mehr Mathew is a Clinical Fellow at Yale School of Medicine, specializing in Allergy & Immunology within the Department of Internal Medicine. Their research focuses on pediatric and adult allergies, angioedema, bone metabolism, and drug repurposing strategies. They are affiliated with Yale- New Haven Children’s Hospital and contribute to interdisciplinary clinical and translational research.

Education:

• MD: Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (2021)
• Residency: Yale- New Haven Children's Hospital (2024)

Research Interests: Dr. Mathew’s work spans food allergy management, angioedema diagnostics, bone circuitry studies, and leveraging natural products for antimicrobial applications. They investigate age-specific differences in food allergy responses and explore repurposing erectile dysfunction medications for bone health.

Recent Contributions: Their articles highlight advancements in pediatric food allergy care, angioedema as a diagnostic challenge, and bone-targeted therapies using novel antibodies. Ongoing projects include studying FPIES (Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome) and molecular mechanisms in Gaucher disease.

Awards: Recognized in the 2022-23 Department of Pediatrics Faculty Awards for contributions to clinical research.

Collaborations: Engaged in multidisciplinary teams addressing rare bone disorders and drug development through convergence research.