Katherine Imborek

Associate Professor

University of Iowa Healthcare

United States

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Katherine Imborek is an Associate Professor at the University of Iowa Healthcare in the United States. Her research focuses on transgender health, epidemiology, and the implications of hormonal treatment in clinical settings. Recent publications examine gender identity data utilization in electronic health records, the effects of oral estrogen on estradiol measurement, and clinical chemistry reference intervals for transgender individuals on hormone therapy.

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Patterns of gender identity data within electronic health record databases can be used as a tool for identifying and estimating the prevalence of gender-expansive people

Oral estrogen leads to falsely low concentrations of estradiol in a common immunoassay

Oral estrogen leads to falsely low concentrations of estradiol in a common immunoassay

Distribution of High-Sensitivity Cardiac Troponin and N-Terminal Pro-Brain Natriuretic Peptide in Healthy Transgender People.

Reference Intervals for Clinical Chemistry Analytes for Transgender Men and Women on Stable Hormone Therapy

Outcomes of a home telemonitoring program for SARS-CoV-2 viral infection at a large academic medical center

Reproductive Endocrinology Reference Intervals for Transgender Women on Stable Hormone Therapy.

Reproductive Endocrinology Reference Intervals for Transgender Men on Stable Hormone Therapy

Experience With Pretravel Testing for SARS-CoV-2 at an Academic Medical Center

Molecular epidemiology of large coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) clusters before and after the implementation of routine serial testing at an academic medical center in Iowa, 2020

Suspected COVID-19 Reinfections at a Tertiary Care Center, Iowa, 2020

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