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Dr. Ian Fields
Urogynecologist
Dr. Ian Fields is a urogeyncologist and an assistant professor with OHSU School of Medicine in Portland, Oregon.
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About Dr. Ian Fields
Dr. Ian Fields, MD, MCR, is a native of El Paso, Texas. He completed his undergraduate, medical school, and residency training in Chicago, Illinois. He also worked as a molecular and cell biology researcher for five years prior to matriculating into medical school in 2009.
Dr. Fields completed a fellowship in Female Pelvic Medicine & Reconstructive Surgery and received a Master of Clinical Research degree from OHSU in 2020. He has over 11 years of experience.
Dr. Ian Fields is a member of American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and American Urogynecologic Society. His research interest focuses on changes in the urinary microbiome and their association with lower urinary tract symptoms. In his spare time, Dr. Fields enjoys running, indoor cycling, singing, playing guitar and piano, and enjoying live music.
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The microbiome comprises all organisms outside of human cells, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi, that can both sustain health and contribute to disease. Dr. Ian Fields, a urogynecologist, discusses the complexities of the human microbiome with a focus on clinical applications and the wide-ranging impact on human health.
Urogynecologist Dr. Ian Fields highlights the human microbiome and how it plays a dynamic and multifaceted role in gynecological disorders. A new perspective on the vaginal microbiome is presented, challenging the common misconception that all bacteria signify infection and emphasizing the delicacy of balance in this area.
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