Michael F. Gallagher
Lecturer
Also affiliated: Naval Medical Research Command (1998); University of Calgary (2012–2018); Trinity College (2020); Trinity College Dublin (2009–2023); Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (1998); Beaumont Hospital (2002); Coombe Women & Infants University Hospital (2013–2023); Maryland Oncology Hematology (1996); VA Puget Sound Health Care System (2024); St. Patrick's Hospital (2014–2021); Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak (2007); City of Dublin Skin and Cancer Hospital Charity (2012); Royal Oak Community Coalition (2021); R&D Systems (United States) (1991); Conway School of Landscape Design (2024); St. James's Hospital (2009–2023); University of Pennsylvania (2014); University of Birmingham (2023)
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Biography and Research Information
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Michael Gallagher's research has focused on cancer, with publications exploring the expression of P53 and TLR4 as prognostic markers in advanced high-grade serous ovarian cancer. He has also investigated circulating tumor cells (CTCs), including ex vivo expansion and a novel digital pathology approach to characterize CTC biodiversity. His work includes studies on microRNA expression profiling in non-small cell lung cancer and the induction of a mesenchymal phenotype in cancer cells via platelet cloaking.
Beyond cancer research, Gallagher has contributed to studies on combat-related peripheral nerve injuries. His recent publications also extend to health outcomes in specific populations, such as the effect of an interprofessional therapeutic activity program on dementia participants and the utility of RPE for predicting exercise test termination in youth with beta-blocker or pacemaker therapy.
Gallagher's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 20, with 61 total publications and 1,584 total citations. He has collaborated with Melissa Allen, Richelle Weese, and J. E. Schultz, all from the University of Central Arkansas, on shared publications.
Metrics
- h-index: 20
- Publications: 61
- Citations: 1,601
Positions
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Lecturer 2011–presentTrinity College Dublin Histopathology ORCID
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Research Group Leader (Senior Research Fellow) 2005–presentTrinity College Dublin Hitopathology ORCID
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Lecturer publications 2024University of Central Arkansas ORCID
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Post-Doctoral Research Fellow 2005Genome Institute of Singapore Stem Cells ORCID
Selected Publications
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EFFECT OF AN INTERPROFESSIONAL STUDENT-LED THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY PROGRAM ON OUTCOMES OF DEMENTIA PARTICIPANTS (2024)
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The Utility Of RPE For Predicting Exercise Test Termination In Youth With Beta-blocker Or Pacemaker Therapy (2023)
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Exertional Observation in Adults Performing Intermittent Treadmill Walking and Running (2017)
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- Exertional Observation in Adults Performing Intermittent Treadmill Walking and Running
- Exertional Observation in Adults Performing Intermittent Treadmill Walking and Running
- Exertional Observation in Adults Performing Intermittent Treadmill Walking and Running
- Exertional Observation in Adults Performing Intermittent Treadmill Walking and Running
- Exertional Observation in Adults Performing Intermittent Treadmill Walking and Running
- The Utility Of RPE For Predicting Exercise Test Termination In Youth With Beta-blocker Or Pacemaker Therapy
- The Utility Of RPE For Predicting Exercise Test Termination In Youth With Beta-blocker Or Pacemaker Therapy
- The Utility Of RPE For Predicting Exercise Test Termination In Youth With Beta-blocker Or Pacemaker Therapy
- The Utility Of RPE For Predicting Exercise Test Termination In Youth With Beta-blocker Or Pacemaker Therapy
- The Utility Of RPE For Predicting Exercise Test Termination In Youth With Beta-blocker Or Pacemaker Therapy
- The Utility Of RPE For Predicting Exercise Test Termination In Youth With Beta-blocker Or Pacemaker Therapy
- The Utility Of RPE For Predicting Exercise Test Termination In Youth With Beta-blocker Or Pacemaker Therapy
- EFFECT OF AN INTERPROFESSIONAL STUDENT-LED THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY PROGRAM ON OUTCOMES OF DEMENTIA PARTICIPANTS
- EFFECT OF AN INTERPROFESSIONAL STUDENT-LED THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY PROGRAM ON OUTCOMES OF DEMENTIA PARTICIPANTS
- EFFECT OF AN INTERPROFESSIONAL STUDENT-LED THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY PROGRAM ON OUTCOMES OF DEMENTIA PARTICIPANTS
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