Jayne Seekins

Stanford Health Care is a leading nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive medical services through its various facilities, including Stanford Hospital and Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley. The organization is affiliated with Stanford University and offers a wide range of healthcare services, specializing in areas such as general radiology and advanced imaging. With a commitment to quality and safety, Stanford Health Care employs a team of faculty, foundation, and community physicians who deliver patient care while maintaining independence from the organization. The institution also emphasizes collaboration with referring physicians and offers resources to enhance patient care and streamline referral processes. Generated from the website

My research has focused on rare, monogenetic skin diseases such as Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) and Gorlin Syndrome (Basal Cell Nevus Syndrome). With my PhD training in basic science, post-doctoral fellowship in clinical research, and residency in dermatology, I am committed to improving the lives of EB patients, to correct their underlying genetic disease and to offer new treatments for their skin and esophageal wounds. I was the PI of the investigator-initiated, Phase 1/2A clinical trial of autologous gene-therapy skin grafts for RDEB (Pz-cel, EB-101, previously called LEAES).

Tarik Massoud is a Professor of Neuroradiology and Molecular Imaging in the Department of Radiology, Stanford University School of Medicine, where he directs LEMNI (the Laboratory of Experimental and Molecular Neuroimaging), and is an Attending Neuroradiologist in Stanford Health Care. He qualified from the Medical School of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and then served as intern to two inspirational medical giants of their days, Dr. William H. (Willie) Bisset at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh, UK, and Professor Sir Raymond (Bill) Hoffenberg, PRCP, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, UK.