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Xiangqin Cui is a Research Professor in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics at Emory University. She joined Emory in 2017 after 13 years at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. As the founding director of the VA Data Analytics Core at Atlanta VA Medical Center, she specializes in leveraging VA electronic medical records (EHR) for research and quality improvement. Her work focuses on EHR data analysis, clinical trials, and disease progression prediction. Dr. Cui directs Emory’s master’s programs in BIOS and teaches courses like BIOS 597R (Directed Study) and BIOS 581 (Statistical Practice II).
Education: Ph.D. (Iowa State University), MS (Nankai University), BS (Nankai University). Research interests include biomarker development, renal diseases, HIV/AIDS prevention, and machine learning applications in healthcare. Her studies span diverse clinical areas such as cardiovascular outcomes, glaucoma epidemiology, and drug efficacy in veterans.
Recent research highlights include analyzing SGLT2 inhibitors’ effects on kidney function in ADPKD patients, evaluating aortic valve replacement mortality risks, and investigating hormone therapy’s role in glaucoma onset. She also investigates macrophage reprogramming in acute kidney injury and develops predictive models for clinical outcomes.
Dr. Cui’s VA Data Analytics Core supports translational research by integrating large-scale EHR data with statistical methodologies. Her work bridges biostatistics and clinical practice to address critical healthcare questions, particularly in veteran populations.
