Adj Assoc Prof Daphne Gardner

Adj Assoc Prof Daphne Gardner

Adj Assoc Prof Daphne Gardner graduated from Oxford University (UK) [BA (Physiological Sciences), BMBCh (Oxon)] and was a clinical lecturer in Plymouth (UK) before attaining specialist accreditation in Endocrinology in Singapore. Her fellowship year was spent in the Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism, UK. She now serves as a Senior Consultant Endocrinologist and lead clinician for Young Adults with Diabetes, Monogenic diabetes and the Intensive Insulin programme (including pumps and CGM) in Singapore General Hospital. She is an adjunct Assistant Professor with Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School and Director of Education in the SingHealth-Duke Disease Centre for Diabetes.

Dr Gardner has held 2 grants aimed at stratifying diabetes to direct personalised therapy, and a Ministry of Health (Singapore) grant in the use of flash glucose monitoring to enhance diabetes education in type 2 diabetes. She currently runs the Diabetes in Asians at Risk in Youth (DIARY), a study that aims to develop novel risk tools to detect those at highest risk of Asian young onset diabetes.