

Anath Shalev
Professor Anath Shalev is a distinguished faculty member at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where she collaborates on research in the fields of Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism. With a profound commitment to advancing medical knowledge, she holds the position of Professor of Medicine and serves as the Director of the Comprehensive Diabetes Center. Her expertise is further recognized through her roles as a Senior Scientist in several esteemed departments, including the Academic Joint Departments, Cystic Fibrosis Research Center, and the Center for Clinical and Translational Science. Dr. Shalev's research interests are diverse and encompass a wide array of disciplines. Her work in clinical sciences and biochemistry is complemented by her focus on cell biology, medical biochemistry, and metabolomics. She is particularly passionate about exploring the intricacies of pediatrics and reproductive medicine, aiming to improve health outcomes for individuals across various life stages. In addition to her research endeavors, Professor Shalev is deeply involved in the academic community, contributing to the School of Medicine's mission to educate the next generation of medical professionals. Her dedication to teaching and mentorship is evident in her commitment to fostering an environment of learning and discovery. Her work in physiology and medical physiology underscores her comprehensive approach to understanding the human body's complex systems. Through her research, she seeks to unravel the mechanisms underlying metabolic disorders, with a particular emphasis on diabetes, to develop innovative therapeutic strategies. Professor Shalev's contributions to the field have been recognized through numerous accolades and publications, reflecting her status as a leading figure in her areas of expertise. Her collaborative spirit and dedication to interdisciplinary research continue to drive advancements in medical science, benefiting both her peers and the broader community.
Publications
, 440-447, 2009-10-29
, 1460-1469, 2023-07-26
, 2666-2672, 2006-12-01
, 938-944, 2008-04-01
, E558-E567, 2008-03-01