David H. Adler, M.D., M.P.H.

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Dr. Adler is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and of Community and Preventive Medicine. His area of research interest is control and prevention of infectious disease in the developing world. He is currently working with colleagues in South Africa to study the viral ecology of human papillomaviruses in HIV-infected and HIV-uninfected women.

Current Appointments

• Assistant Professor - Department of Emergency Medicine (SMD)
• Assistant Professor - Department of Pediatrics (SMD)
• Assistant Professor - Department of Community and Preventive Medicine (SMD)

Education
Masters of Public Health Interdisciplincary Program, Focus on International Health	University of California School of Public Health	2003
Doctor of Medicine Medicine	University of California Medical School	1998
Bachelor of Arts with distinction Human Biology	Stanford University	1992

Post-Doctoral Training & Residency
Alameda County Medical Center, Highland Hospital, Oakland, CA Residency in Emergency Medicine	1998 - 2002

Board Certifications
American Board of Emergency Medicine	2003 - 2013

Recent Journal Articles
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Adler, D.; Mgalula, K.; Price, D.; Taylor, O. "Introduction of a Portable Ultrasound Unit to the Health Services of the Lugufu Refugee Camp, Kigoma District, Tanzania." International Journal of Emergency Medicine 2 (2008): 261-266.
Adler, D.; de Bruyn, G.; Laher, F.; Gray, G.; Allan, B.; Williamson, A. "Human Papillomavirus Genotype Distribution Among HIV-infected and HIV-uninfected Women in Soweto, South Africa." Journal of Clinical Microbiology 46 (2008): 4109-10.
Adler, D; Simon, B. "Ultrasound in emergency medicine [Introduction to the section]". Journal of Emergency Medicine 29 (2005): 199.
Adler DH. "Blunt diaphragmatic injury in a 7-year-old girl." The Journal of emergency medicine. 2002; 23(1):39-42.
Nobay, F.; Adler, D. "Clinical Corner: Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome". CAL/ACEP Lifeline (2001).