Dr. Alison Huang is an internal medicine physician, clinical epidemiologist, and clinical trialist at the University of California San Francisco. Her research focuses on advancing understanding and improving management of the impact of aging on women's health, including urinary and sexual health. She leads a multidisciplinary team of clinical researchers in examining shared factors that underlie relationships between symptomatic genitourinary dysfunction and other aging-associated syndromes in older women. She has designed and led multiple NIH-funded randomized trials that leverage findings from her epidemiological research on urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, urogenital atrophy, and nocturia, with the goal of improving women's health and functioning across the aging spectrum. She directs NIH-funded training programs for early-stage clinical and translational sciensits and teaches research methods courses for the UCSF Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics as well as the UCSF Clinical & Translational Science Training Program. With the support of a K24 mentoring award, she mentors early-stage investigators in conducting clinical research on older women's health, genitourinary health, and behavioral and pharmacologic intervention outcomes. As a general internist, she provides primary care to adults of all ages in UCSF Health's General Medicine Practice.