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Beatrice Chen

Associate Professor

University of Pittsburgh

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Medicine

Ob/gyn and Reproductive Sciences

Beatrice Chen is currently serving as a Medicine Associate Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

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Beatrice Chen

University of Pittsburgh

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gynecology obstetrics and gynaecology pharmacology public health hiv maternal health women's health obstetrics infectious diseases reproductive medicine family planning reproductive health virology pharmacokinetics clinical trials veterinary medicine clinical research drug safety infection control respiratory medicine hiv prevention sexual health treatment and prevention pharmacotherapy harm reduction reproductive biology fetal medicine human retrovirus early pregnancy failure united states nulliparous women medicinal research health planning opioid use disorder healthcare provision health prevention female reproductive system intrauterine device insertion self-administered lidocaine gel hiv acquisition long-acting reversible contraception hormonal contraception oral health preventive medicine behavioral research avian biology women's studies treatment development pharmacoepidemiology breastfeeding human exposure dietary exposure connected health disease prevention clinical infectious disease bleeding disorders antimicrobial chemotherapy human reproduction clinical evidence mixed-methods research health protection emerging infectious diseases patient experience andrology genetic counseling maternal-fetal medicine mucosal immunology reconstructive surgery caesarean section vaginal tissue other compartments oral tablets tenofovir vaginal gel pharmacokinetic cross-over study vaginal delivery levonorgestrel intrauterine device

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Phase 1 Randomized Pharmacokinetic and Safety Study of a 90‐Day Tenofovir Vaginal Ring in the United States. Journal of the International AIDS Society (2024)

Albert Y. LiuHolly GundackerBarbra RichardsonBeatrice A. ChenCraig HoesleyAriane van der StratenAmanda BrownMay BeamerJennifer RobinsonCindy E. JacobsonRachel ScheckterKatherine BungeJill SchwartzAndrea ThurmanJeanna M. PiperMark A. Marzinke

public healthunited stateshivpharmacologyinternational healthreproductive medicinematernal healthhealth sciencessafety study

Phase 1 Randomized Trials to Assess Safety, Pharmacokinetics, and Vaginal Bleeding Associated With Use of Extended Duration Dapivirine and Levonorgestrel Vaginal Rings. PLoS ONE (2024)

Sharon L. AchillesClifton W. KellyCraig J. HoesleyDiana L. BlitheJill BrownBarbra A. RichardsonBrid DevlinCraig W. HendrixSamuel M. PoloyacMark A. MarzinkeHolly GundackerDevika SinghJeanna M. PiperSherri JohnsonJohn SteytlerBeatrice A. Chen

randomized trialsdrug safetyinfectious diseasesvirologyvaginal bleedinghivrespiratory medicineclinical trialsextended duration dapivirineclinical researchpharmacologyreproductive medicineveterinary medicinelevonorgestrel vaginal ringshealth sciencesinfection controlobstetrics and gynaecology

Corrigendum to ‘Levonorgestrel 52 Mg Intrauterine System Efficacy and Safety Through 8 Years of Use’ [American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2022;227: 871.E1-871.E7]. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2023)

Mitchell D. CreininCourtney A. SchreiberDavid K. TurokCarrie CwiakBeatrice A. ChenAndrea I. Olariu

gynecologyobstetricspatient safetyobstetrics and gynaecology

Levonorgestrel 52-Mg Intrauterine Device Efficacy and Safety After More Than 8 Years of Use. Obstetrics and Gynecology (2023)

Beatrice A. ChenThomas KimbleLisa H. HarrisJennifer L. KernsAndrea I. OlariuMitchell D. Creinin

gynecologyobstetricspatient safetyobstetrics and gynaecology

Participant Experiences With a Multipurpose Vaginal Ring for Hiv and Pregnancy Prevention During a Phase 1 Clinical Trial: Learning From Users to Improve Acceptability. Frontiers in reproductive health (2023)

Mary Kate Shapley-QuinnMei SongBeatrice A. ChenBrid DevlinEllen LueckeJill BrownDiana L. BlitheSharon L. AchillesAriane van der Straten

health services researchhealth preventionsymptom managementhivparticipant experiencespatient-centered outcomesobstetricsmultipurpose vaginal ringmethodological perspectivesreproductive healthhealth sciencesobstetrics and gynaecologyhealth policypublic healthimplementation researchpregnancy preventionclinical trialshealth communicationhealth planningharm reductionpatient-reported outcomes

Pelvic Infection Risk After Insertion of a Novel Low-Dose Copper Iud With a Flexible Nitinol Frame in Participants With a History of Chlamydia Trachomatis (Ct) or Neisseria Gonorrhoeae (Ng). Fertility and Sterility (2023)

David K. TurokMichael A. ThomasColleen McNicholasMelody Y. HouBeatrice A. ChenJeffrey T. JensenMary Jo SchreifelsKelly Culwell

chlamydia trachomatisclinical microbiologyfertilityepidemiologyinfectious diseasesvirologyimmunologyclinical epidemiologysterilitypelvic infection riskveterinary medicineneisseria gonorrhoeaeinfection control

Pregnancy Experiences 1-5 Years After Termination of Pregnancy for Fetal or Genetic Indications: A Qualitative Study. Fertility and sterility (2023)

Monica L. KaoMolly EckmanBeatrice A. ChenSuji UhmDana G. DuncombeJudy Chang

fertilitysystematic literature studiessterilityregional studiesqualitative studyinvestigative studiesgenetic indicationspsychology

Acceptability of an Extended Duration Vaginal Ring for Hiv Prevention and Interest in a Multi-Purpose Ring. PLoS ONE (2022)

Marie C. D. StonerErica N. BrowneHolly M. GundackerImogen HawleyBeatrice A. ChenCraig HoesleyRachel ScheckterJeanna PiperDevika SinghMei SongAlbert LiuAriane van der Straten

health policypublic healthhealth preventionhiv preventionwomen's healthreproductive healthglobal healthhealth protectionmulti-purpose ring

Acceptability of the Dapivirine Vaginal Ring in Postmenopausal Us Women. AIDS Patient Care and STDs (2022)

Mary Kate Shapley-QuinnNicole LabordeEllen LueckeCraig HoesleyRobert A. SalataSherri JohnsonAnnalene NelLydia Soto-TorresBeatrice A. ChenAriane van der Straten

health careinfectious diseasesvirologyfemale reproductive systemdapivirine vaginal ringwomen's healthhivgynecologyglobal healthhealthcare provisionreproductive medicinepatient experiencematernal healthandrologyobstetrics and gynaecology

Continuation Rates of Two Different-Sized Copper Intrauterine Devices Among Nulliparous Women: Interim 12-Month Results of a Single-Blind, Randomised, Multicentre Trial. EClinicalMedicine (2022)

David HubacherCourtney A SchreiberDavid K TurokJeffrey T JensenMitchell D CreininKavita NandaKatharine O'Connell WhiteIla DayanandaStephanie B TealPai-Lien ChenBeatrice A ChenAlisa B GoldbergJennifer L KernsClint DartAnita L NelsonMichael A ThomasDavid F ArcherJill E BrownPaula M CastañoAnne E BurkeBliss KaneshiroDiana L Blithe

continuation ratesnulliparous womenclinical trialsgynecologyoutcomes researchmedical devicesmedicinereproductive medicineobstetricsclinical evidencematernal healthsurvival analysishealth sciencesobstetrics and gynaecology

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Beatrice Chen

Associate Professor

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Medicine

Ob/gyn and Reproductive Sciences

Beatrice Chen is currently serving as a Medicine Associate Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Beatrice Chen

University of Pittsburgh

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Phase 1 Randomized Pharmacokinetic and Safety Study of a 90‐Day Tenofovir Vaginal Ring in the United States. Journal of the International AIDS Society (2024)

public healthunited stateshivpharmacologyinternational healthreproductive medicinematernal healthhealth sciencessafety study

Phase 1 Randomized Trials to Assess Safety, Pharmacokinetics, and Vaginal Bleeding Associated With Use of Extended Duration Dapivirine and Levonorgestrel Vaginal Rings. PLoS ONE (2024)

Mitchell D. CreininCourtney A. SchreiberDavid K. TurokCarrie CwiakBeatrice A. ChenAndrea I. Olariu

gynecologyobstetricspatient safetyobstetrics and gynaecology

Levonorgestrel 52-Mg Intrauterine Device Efficacy and Safety After More Than 8 Years of Use. Obstetrics and Gynecology (2023)

Beatrice A. ChenThomas KimbleLisa H. HarrisJennifer L. KernsAndrea I. OlariuMitchell D. Creinin

gynecologyobstetricspatient safetyobstetrics and gynaecology

Mary Kate Shapley-QuinnMei SongBeatrice A. ChenBrid DevlinEllen LueckeJill BrownDiana L. BlitheSharon L. AchillesAriane van der Straten

David K. TurokMichael A. ThomasColleen McNicholasMelody Y. HouBeatrice A. ChenJeffrey T. JensenMary Jo SchreifelsKelly Culwell

Pregnancy Experiences 1-5 Years After Termination of Pregnancy for Fetal or Genetic Indications: A Qualitative Study. Fertility and sterility (2023)

Monica L. KaoMolly EckmanBeatrice A. ChenSuji UhmDana G. DuncombeJudy Chang

fertilitysystematic literature studiessterilityregional studiesqualitative studyinvestigative studiesgenetic indicationspsychology

Acceptability of an Extended Duration Vaginal Ring for Hiv Prevention and Interest in a Multi-Purpose Ring. PLoS ONE (2022)

Marie C. D. StonerErica N. BrowneHolly M. GundackerImogen HawleyBeatrice A. ChenCraig HoesleyRachel ScheckterJeanna PiperDevika SinghMei SongAlbert LiuAriane van der Straten

health policypublic healthhealth preventionhiv preventionwomen's healthreproductive healthglobal healthhealth protectionmulti-purpose ring

Acceptability of the Dapivirine Vaginal Ring in Postmenopausal Us Women. AIDS Patient Care and STDs (2022)

Mary Kate Shapley-QuinnNicole LabordeEllen LueckeCraig HoesleyRobert A. SalataSherri JohnsonAnnalene NelLydia Soto-TorresBeatrice A. ChenAriane van der Straten

Continuation Rates of Two Different-Sized Copper Intrauterine Devices Among Nulliparous Women: Interim 12-Month Results of a Single-Blind, Randomised, Multicentre Trial. EClinicalMedicine (2022)

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