Dr. Mousumi Bose is Assistant Professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Studies.

Dr. Bose focuses her research on rare diseases, especially Zellweger spectrum disorder (ZSD), a rare, life-limiting preoxisome disorder. As such, Dr. Bose contributed to the first published treatment guidelines for ZSD. She is passionate about learning what is important to rare disease families and using that information to help improve their lives.

Dr. Bose aims to improve the standards of care for families affected by rare pediatric disorders, by shifting the paradigm of care to a more community-wide, public-health approach. Her long-term goal is to conduct patient/family-centered research in rare metabolic diseases such as PBD-ZSD. 

Dr. Bose focuses her research on rare diseases, especially Zellweger spectrum disorder (ZSD), a rare, life-limiting preoxisome disorder.

Dr. Bose aims to improve the standards of care for families affected by rare pediatric disorders, by shifting the paradigm of care to a more community-wide, public-health approach. Her long-term goal is to conduct patient/family-centered research in rare metabolic diseases such as PBD-ZSD.