Public Health Work
Since 2003, Caruso has been active in the biotechnology field, proposing more research and risk assessment for advancing technologies like transgenetic crops. With funding from the National Science Foundation, Caruso has completed case studies on the risks of xenotransplantation using genetically modified pig, and the risks of pandemic avian influenza.
Caruso’s articles on pandemic influenza risks have been published in the Global Public Health journal and the Harvard Business Review.
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