Dr. Connie Chung, MD

Medical School - Boston University, Doctor of Medicine

Virginia Commonwealth University, Residency in Dermatology

Yale-New Haven Hospital, Internship in Internal Medicine

Boston University, PhD in Biophysics

Boston University, Master’s in Medical Sciences

Cornell University (Bachelor’s)

American Board of Dermatology

Women's Dermatologic Society

C.M. Chung, L.H. O’Conners, M.D. Benson, and M.T. Walsh. (2001) “Thermodynamic and structural analysis of normal transthyretin: implications for the development of senile systemic amyloidosis.” Amyloid 8:75.

C.M. Chung, J.D. Chiu, L.H. Connors, O. Gursky, A. Lim, A.B. Dykstra, J. Liepnieks, M.D. Benson, C.E. Costello, M. Skinner, M.T. Walsh. (2005) “Thermodynamic stability of a kI Immunoglobulin Light Chain: Relevance to Multiple Myeloma.” Biophysical Journal 88:4232.

M.F. Demierre, C. Chung, D.R. Miller, A.C. Geller. (2005) “Early detection of thick melanomas in the United States: Beware of the nodular subtype.” Archives of Dermatology 141:745.

C.M. Chung and J.R. Nunley. (2006) “Overview of Hepatitis C and Skin.” Dermatology Nursing 18(5):425.

A.L. Chang, M. Alora-Palli, X.T. Lima, T.C. Chang, C. Cheng, C.M. Chung, O. Amir, and A.B. Kimball. (2012) “A randomized double-blind, Placebo-controlled, Pilot study to assess the efficacy and safety of a Clindamycin 1.2% and Tretinoin 0.025% combination gel for the treatment of acne rosacea over 12 weeks.” J. Drugs Dermatol. 11(3):333.

M.T. Walsh, C.M. Chung, and L.H. O’Conners. (1999) “Thermodynamic and structural analysis of normal transthyretin: implications for the development of senile systemic amyloidosis at physiological pH.” Oral Presentation (Walsh) and Abstract, 4th International Symposium on Familial Amyloidotic Polyneuropathy and Other Transthyretin Related Disorders, Umea, Sweden.

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