Prof. Eyal REINSTEIN

Eyal Reinstein is a renowned specialist in genetics and oncological genetics. His work includes the study of hereditary characteristics of the occurrence of oncological diseases in families and generations. The doctor heads the Institute of Genetics and is a leading specialist in the specialized laboratory. His continuous practical experience exceeds fifteen years.

In addition to the oncogenetic direction, Dr. Reinstein professionally deals with the detection of genes responsible for hereditary diseases of connective tissue, as well as the clinical description of these pathologies.

The doctor received a diploma with honors from the Faculty of Medicine at the Technion University, completed an internship at major Israeli and American clinical centers, and worked as a research fellow at the Department of Biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. He currently holds the title of Professor at the Faculty of Medicine at the Technion University (Haifa).

Professor Reinstein is constantly working on research into genetic syndromes of familial oncopathologies, studying the female reproductive system, intestines, endocrine system, connective tissue diseases, aortic aneurysm, genetic growth retardation, etc. He practices genetic DNA research to assess the risk of malignant pulmonary processes.

Eyal Reinstein is the author of almost fifty works written during genetic research and published in specialized periodicals. The doctor has many awards, and his reports are often read at various medical world congresses and symposiums.

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