Prof. Dr. med. Dagmar Wieczorek

Prof. Dr. Dagmar Wieczorek is an experienced doctor specializing in human genetics and rare diseases. With over 30 years of experience, she has made significant contributions to the field through her research and publications, totaling 546 scientific articles. She works at the Department of Human Genetics with the Center for Rare Diseases at the University Hospital Dusseldorf in Germany. One of the most notable aspects of Dr. Wieczorek's career is her role as the Site Spokeswoman of the West German Genome Center and the spokesperson for the Center for Rare Diseases in Dusseldorf. Her expertise in rare diseases and genetics allows her to provide specialized care to patients with complex medical conditions. Additionally, she serves as the Healthcare Professionals Representative for the European Reference Network for Rare Malformation Syndromes and Intellectual and Other Neurodevelopmental Disorders, further highlighting her commitment to advancing knowledge and collaboration in the medical community. Dr. Wieczorek's extensive experience and numerous roles in the medical field make her a highly respected and sought-after doctor. Her dedication to research, teaching, and clinical practice demonstrates her passion for helping patients with rare diseases. With her expertise and leadership in human genetics, Dr. Wieczorek is well-equipped to provide exceptional care and contribute to advancements in rare diseases.