I am a clinical researcher focused on identifying modifiable risk factors to improve survival and quality of life of adults with sickle cell disease. My ongoing research interests are to characterize the phenomenon of occult hypoxia in high-risk subset of adults with sickle cell disease, and to explore the experience of pregnancy and its complications in the sickle cell population. As a member of the BRC, I collaborate with colleagues to understanding the impact of red blood cell and placental health on pregnancy outcomes.
Mofiyin (Mofi) Obadina, MD
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine Hematology