Pramod Mistry
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Biography
I was born in Kenya and grew up in England. At College I majored in Biochemistry and for my PhD project, I focused on effects of dietary cholesterol on LDL receptor activity in healthy individuals. I was deeply inspired by the research from Brown and Goldstein lab, that set me on path to a career as a physician/scientist doing translational research. My clinical, research and educational activities center around inherited metabolic liver diseases and in particular on Gaucher disease. Yale has provided me with a rich environment to develop a nationally recognized clinical program for Gaucher disease and exciting collaborations that have led to the first authentic conditional KO mouse model of Gaucher disease, first GWAS/WES studies and delineation of metabolic inflammation and neuroinflammation in search for genetic modifiers of this extraordinarily diverse Mendelian disease. In addition, these studies have informed disease pathogenesis and new therapeutic targets for common diseases. I am proud for the opportunity to serve this patient population through membership of the advisory boards of National Gaucher Foundation (USA) and Project Hope's Humanitarian Program for children with Gaucher disease in under-resourced populations.
Education & Training
- MDUniversity of the State of New York, MD Conferral by the Board of Regents (2015)
- MAYale University, Yale Privatim (2007)
- FellowAddenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge (1994)
- ResidentRoyal Free Hospital, London (1989)
- MBBSRoyal Free Hospital School of Medicine (1983)
- PhDSt. Thomas' Hospital Medical School (1979)
- InternRoyal Free Hospital, London
- FellowRoyal Free Hospital, London
Activities
- Role of glucosylsphingosine in Gaucher disease.New Haven, CT, United States 2019Lysosomal Diseases
Honors & Recognition
Award | Awarding Organization | Date |
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Fellow | Royal Society of Medicine | 2008 |
M.A. (privatim) | Yale University | 2007 |
National Gaucher Foundation (USA) award for contributions to Gaucher’s disease | 2005 | |
Named in Top Doctors of America | 2005 | |
Nominated for Bohmfalk Teaching Award in Clinical Science | Yale University School of Medicine | 2005 |
Physician of the Year | Genetic Disease Foundation, NY | 2000 |
Fellow | Royal College of Physicians | 1999 |
Alan Gordon Memorial Award | Gaucher Association, UK | 1998 |
Fellow | Foulke's Foundation | 1980 |
Professional Service
Organization | Role | Date |
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Yale School of Medicine | Search committee for Chief of Transplantation | 2013 |
Yale School of Medicine | Appointments & Promotions Committee, Department of Medicine | 2013 - Present |
Yale Medical School | Search Committee for Chief of Pediatric Surgery | 2011 |
Yale School of Medicine | Search Committee for Medical Director of Pediatric Liver Transplant Program | 2011 |
Yale School of Medicine | Present Appointment & Promotions Committee (Term) of Yale School of Medicine | 2010 - Present |
NIH NIDDK | NIH NIDDK special emphasis panel review panel Childhood Liver Disease Research Network | 2009 |
Yale School of Medicine | Selection Committee of YSM | 2007 - Present |
Yale School of Medicine | Search Committee for Chief of Solid Organ Transplantation | 2007 |
Yale School of Medicine | Appointment & Promotions Committee, Department of Pediatrics | 2006 - 2012 |
Yale School of Medicine | Medical School Selection Committee | 2006 - Present |
American Liver Foundation(CT chapter) | American Liver foundation | 2005 - 2007 |
Departments & Organizations
- Dean's Workshops
- Digestive Diseases
- Internal Medicine
- Liver Center
- Lysosomal Disease & Inherited Metabolic Liver Disease Program
- Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology, and Physiology
- Transplantation Center
- Viral Hepatitis Program
- Yale Center for Genomic Health
- Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS)
- Yale Medicine
- Yale Ventures