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Honorine Ward

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Tufts University

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Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

Immunology

Molecular Microbiology

Honorine Ward is currently serving as a Graduate School Of Biomedical Sciences Professor at Tufts University.

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infectious diseases public health epidemiology clinical microbiology immunology parasitology infection control veterinary medicine emerging infectious diseases clinical epidemiology respiratory medicine virology microbial pathogenesis tropical medicine pathogens environmental health maternal health medical microbiology avian biology clinical infection southern india mammalian biology clinical infectious disease south india venereology digestive diseases veterinary microbiology host-parasite relationships disease transmission cryptosporidium parvum medicinal research innate immune system infectious disease modelling disease outbreaks respiratory infections environmental epidemiology mucosal immunology giardia lamblia child nutrition environmental microbiology avian medicine child health adaptive immune system clinical immunology host-microbe interactions young children applied microbiology biological invasions pathogen detection molecular microbiology pathogen transmission disease ecology developmental epidemiology intestinal microbiota biological chemistry communicable diseases viral pathogenesis host response disease surveillance virus-host interactions parasite genomics pathogen characterization parasitic protozoa human nutrition environmental enteric dysfunction birth cohort bangladeshi children clinical features hiv infection microbial disease diagnostic microbiology microbial translocation human immune responses molecular cloning mucin-like glycoproteins longitudinal analysis

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Association of Gut Microbial Diversity With Osteoarthritis Pain and Function: A Randomized Mechanistic Trial of Tai Chi. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage (2025)

Chenchen WangTimothy McAlindonMeghan I. ShortMei ChungYe ChenAlbert TaiHonorine Ward

randomized mechanistic trialgut microbial diversityosteoarthritisosteoarthritis painmicrobiologygut microbesmicrobial diversitymicrobiomecartilage

Cryptosporidium Mvp1, Modulates Intestinal Microvilli by Interacting With Host Ebp50 and Cdc42. Trends in Parasitology (2025)

clinical microbiologyinfectious diseasesparasitic protozoahost ebp50invertebrate pathologypathogenesisimmunologysusceptible hosthost-microbe interactionsdigestive diseasesgut barriermicrobiologygut microbespathogensneglected tropical diseasescryptosporidium mvp1intestinal microvillimicrobial pathogenesis

Paediatric Intestinal Enteroids Derived From Very Early Onset Inflammatory Bowel Disease Reveal Differences in Growth, Morphology, and Barrier Function. Research Square (2025)

pediatricsinflammationpathologybarrier functiongastroenterologyimmunologydigestive diseasesgut barrierinflammatory bowel diseasemucosal immunologymolecular gastroenterologydigestive tractpediatric gastroenterology

Author Correction: Early-Childhood Linear Growth Faltering in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Nature (2024)

Jade Benjamin-ChungAndrew MertensJohn M. ColfordAlan E. HubbardMark J. van der LaanJeremy CoyleOleg SofryginWilson CaiAnna NguyenNolan N. PokpongkiatStephanie DjajadiAnmol SethWendy JilekEsther JungEsther O. ChungSonali RoseteNima HejaziIvana MalenicaHaodong LiRyan HafenVishak SubramoneyJonas HäggströmThea NormanKenneth H. BrownParul ChristianBenjamin F. ArnoldSouheila AbbeddouLinda S. AdairTahmeed AhmedAsad AliHasmot AliPer AshornRajiv BahlMauricio L. BarretoFrance BegínPascal Obong BessongMaharaj Kishan BhanNita BhandariSantosh K. BhargavaZulfiqar A. BhuttaRobert E. BlackLadaporn BodhidattaDelia CarbaInes Gonzalez CasanovaWilliam CheckleyJean E. CrabtreeKathryn G. DeweyChristopher P. DugganCaroline H. D. FallAbu Syed Golam FaruqueWafaie W. FawziJosé Quirino da Silva FilhoRobert H. GilmanRichard L. GuerrantRashidul HaqueSonja Y. HessEric R. HouptJean H. HumphreyNajeeha Talat IqbalElizabeth Yakes JimenezJacob JohnSushil Matthew JohnGagandeep KangMargaret KosekMichael S. KramerAlain LabriqueNanette R. LeeAldo Ângelo Moreira LimaMustafa MahfuzTjale Cloupas MahopoKenneth MaletaDharma S. ManandharKarim P. ManjiReynaldo MartorellSarmila MazumderEstomih MdumaVenkata Raghava MohanSophie E. MooreIshita MostafaRobert NtoziniMzwakhe Emanuel NyathiMaribel Paredes OlorteguiWilliam A. PetriPrasanna Samuel PremkumarAndrew M. PrenticeNajeeb RahmanHarshpal Singh SachdevKamran SadiqRajiv SarkarNaomi M. SavilleSaijuddin ShaikhBhim P. ShresthaSanjaya Kumar ShresthaAlberto Melo SoaresBakary SonkoAryeh D. SteinErling SvensenSana SyedFayaz UmraniHonorine D. Ward

early-childhood linear growthpublic healthmiddle-income countriesauthor correctionchild development

Drinking Water Sources, Quality, and Associated Health Outcomes in Appalachian Virginia: A Risk Characterization Study in Two Counties. International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health (2024)

Alasdair CohenMd RasheduzzamanBethesda O'ConnellTeresa BrownMami TaniuchiLeigh-Anne KrometisAlan HubbardPhillip ScheuermanMarc EdwardsAmanda DarlingBlaine PennalaSarah PriceBreanna LyttonErin WettstoneSuporn PholwatHonorine WardDaniel R. HallingerSteven O. SimmonsShannon M. GriffinJason KobylanskiAndrey I. EgorovTimothy J. Wade

public healthwater qualityenvironmental healthenvironmental sciencerisk characterization studydrinking water sourcesappalachian virginiahealth sciences

Salivary Antibody Responses to Potentially Waterborne and Environmentally Transmitted Infections Among Two Tribal Nations in the Southwest United States. UNC Libraries (2024)

salivary antibodyepidemiologyinfectious diseasesdisease transmissionenvironmental healthparasitologypotentially waterbornecommunicable diseasessouthwest united statesserologic testinginfection control

Author Correction: Child Wasting and Concurrent Stunting in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Nature (2023)

Andrew MertensJade Benjamin-ChungJohn M. ColfordAlan E. HubbardMark J. van der LaanJeremy CoyleOleg SofryginWilson CaiWendy JilekSonali RoseteAnna NguyenNolan N. PokpongkiatStephanie DjajadiAnmol SethEsther JungEsther O. ChungIvana MalenicaNima HejaziHaodong LiRyan HafenVishak SubramoneyJonas HäggströmThea NormanParul ChristianKenneth H. BrownBenjamin F. ArnoldTahmeed AhmedAsad AliFrance BegínPascal Obong BessongZulfiqar A. BhuttaRobert E. BlackLadaporn BodhidattaWilliam CheckleyJean E. CrabtreeRina DasSubhasish DasChristopher P. DugganAbu Syed Golam FaruqueWafaie W. FawziJosé Quirino da Silva FilhoRobert H. GilmanRichard L. GuerrantRashidul HaqueEric R. HouptNajeeha Talat IqbalJacob JohnSushil Matthew JohnGagandeep KangMargaret KosekAldo Ângelo Moreira LimaTjale Cloupas MahopoDharma S. ManandharKarim P. ManjiEstomih MdumaVenkata Raghava MohanSophie E. MooreMzwakhe Emanuel NyathiMaribel Paredes OlorteguiWilliam A. PetriPrasanna Samuel PremkumarAndrew M. PrenticeNajeeb RahmanKamran SadiqRajiv SarkarNaomi M. SavilleBhim P. ShresthaSanjaya Kumar ShresthaBakary SonkoErling SvensenSana SyedFayaz UmraniHonorine D. WardPablo Penataro Yori

public healthchild wastingglobal healthauthor correctionconcurrent stuntingpopulation health

Child Wasting and Concurrent Stunting in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Nature (2023)

public healthpovertychild wastingglobal healthconcurrent stunting

Cryptosporidium Secretome Sheds New Light on Host–Parasite Interactions. Trends in Parasitology (2023)

Isabelle CoppensHonorine D. Ward

host-parasite interactionsepidemiologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipscryptosporidium secretome

Early-Childhood Linear Growth Faltering in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Nature (2023)

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Honorine Ward

Professor

Tufts University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

Immunology

Molecular Microbiology

Honorine Ward is currently serving as a Graduate School Of Biomedical Sciences Professor at Tufts University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Tufts University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Association of Gut Microbial Diversity With Osteoarthritis Pain and Function: A Randomized Mechanistic Trial of Tai Chi. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage (2025)

Chenchen WangTimothy McAlindonMeghan I. ShortMei ChungYe ChenAlbert TaiHonorine Ward

randomized mechanistic trialgut microbial diversityosteoarthritisosteoarthritis painmicrobiologygut microbesmicrobial diversitymicrobiomecartilage

Cryptosporidium Mvp1, Modulates Intestinal Microvilli by Interacting With Host Ebp50 and Cdc42. Trends in Parasitology (2025)

Paediatric Intestinal Enteroids Derived From Very Early Onset Inflammatory Bowel Disease Reveal Differences in Growth, Morphology, and Barrier Function. Research Square (2025)

Author Correction: Early-Childhood Linear Growth Faltering in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Nature (2024)

early-childhood linear growthpublic healthmiddle-income countriesauthor correctionchild development

public healthwater qualityenvironmental healthenvironmental sciencerisk characterization studydrinking water sourcesappalachian virginiahealth sciences

Salivary Antibody Responses to Potentially Waterborne and Environmentally Transmitted Infections Among Two Tribal Nations in the Southwest United States. UNC Libraries (2024)

Author Correction: Child Wasting and Concurrent Stunting in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Nature (2023)

public healthchild wastingglobal healthauthor correctionconcurrent stuntingpopulation health

Child Wasting and Concurrent Stunting in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Nature (2023)

public healthpovertychild wastingglobal healthconcurrent stunting

Cryptosporidium Secretome Sheds New Light on Host–Parasite Interactions. Trends in Parasitology (2023)

Isabelle CoppensHonorine D. Ward

host-parasite interactionsepidemiologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipscryptosporidium secretome

Early-Childhood Linear Growth Faltering in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Nature (2023)

early-childhood linear growthpediatricschild development

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5
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