Research in epigenetics focuses on genetic modifications induced by internal or external factors that result in heritable and metabolic effects with long-term health consequences. The group's research investigates the types, causes, mechanisms, manifestations, and outcomes of epigenetic modifications, while proposing practical solutions to address their effects, including chromosomal abnormalities and related disorders.

In the field of non-communicable diseases, the group possesses the expertise to conduct population-based, clinical, epidemiological, and molecular studies. Major research interests include vitamin D deficiency, metabolic syndrome, type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and other chronic diseases that significantly impact public health.