Prof Mark Cooper

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Endocrinologist; Head of Medicine, Concord Clinical School - University of Sydney, Board member, Healthy Bones Australia

Professor Mark S Cooper is the Professor of Medicine and Head of Concord Clinical School. He also undertakes research at the ANZAC Research Institute and Concord Hospital. He is a leading expert in glucocorticoid metabolism and action particularly in relation to the effects of endogenous and therapeutic glucocorticoids on bone.
He is a board member of Healthy Bones Australia.

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Prof Mark Cooper

Endocrinologist; Head of Medicine, Concord Clinical School - University of Sydney, Board member, Healthy Bones Australia

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