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Research Area: C-Reactive Protein in cancer
Dr Cliona Lorton attended medical school at Trinity College Dublin and completed general physician training in Ireland. After a period of work with Hospice Africa in Uganda, she undertook higher training in Palliative Medicine in Wales. She is currently Clinical Lecturer in Palliative Medicine (Trinity College Dublin / Our Lady’s Hospice) and chairs the Cancer Malnutrition research group. Her research interests are in malnutrition and inflammation in cancer. Her PhD research focuses on the role of C-Reactive Protein (CRP) in cancer.