Atulkumar T. Shah, MD

Stanford Medical Center, particularly through the Boswell Joint Replacement Center, is dedicated to advancing human health via innovative research, education, and specialized care. The center is part of Stanford Medicine, a leader in precision health aimed at enhancing individual patient experiences through cutting-edge biomedical research and clinical initiatives. Within the larger framework of Stanford University, a hub of intellectual curiosity and innovation, the Boswell Joint Replacement Center benefits from the institution's extensive resources and collaborative spirit. This combination fosters an environment where advancements in medical technology and patient care are continuously explored and implemented, contributing significantly to both local and global health outcomes. Generated from the website

Dr Basina is a clinical endocrinologist and clinical researcher with a focus on diabetes management, thyroid, and adrenal conditions. Her primary interests are in Type 1 Diabetes, Diabetes technology, and Diabetes in pregnancy. Dr Basina is Board certified in Endocrinology and Internal Medicine.She received numerous teaching awards and Stanford Hospital award for excellence in patient care.She is an active member of medical advisory boards for several community diabetes organizations. Dr Basina is a medical director of inpatient diabetes program at Stanford and a chair of diabetes task force.

As a practicing gastroenterologist and researcher specializing in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a disease without medical cure and whose pathogenesis is incompletely understood, I am keenly aware of the resultant limitations and risks of existing IBD therapies. It is precisely this need—the need to offer patients improved treatment options by better understanding the underlying causes of IBD and its impact on patients—that motivates me and is a focus of my research.