Institution
Patricia V. Hernandez, MD
Resident
- Email: hernandez.p@wustl.edu
I am interested in cancer molecular diagnosis, constitutional genetic diseases, informatics
Juanita Hernandez Lopez, MSC, PhD
Postdoc Research Associate
- Email: hernndez@wustl.edu
Computational Imaging research
Cynthia J. Herrick, MD
Instructor in Medicine
- Email: Herrickc@wustl.edu
I am interested in public health approaches to diabetes and obesity prevention. My current research focus is on the transition of care for low-income women after a pregnancy complicated by ...
Andreas Herrlich, MD, PhD
- Email: aherrlich@wustl.edu
The Herrlich laboratory's primary expertise lies in the study of regulation of cytokine release by ectodomain cleavage and of its cell biological, physiological and pathophysiological consequences. ...
Tamara Hershey, PhD
Professor of Psychiatry
- Email: tammy@wustl.edu
My interests fall within the domain of clinical and cognitive neuroscience. I have two major lines of research. One addresses the neural underpinnings of cognitive and mood dysfunction in diseases ...
Brett H. Herzog, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Medicine
- Email: bherzog@wustl.edu
We are focused on understanding how the tumor microenvironment (TME) impacts the progression and response to therapy in lung cancer. Our research focuses on the interactions between tumor cells and ...
Robert (BJ) Heuermann, MD, PhD
Clinical Fellow
- Email: rjheuerm@wustl.edu
Cellular and network dysfunction underlying the nonmotor symptoms of Parkinson disease and other Movement Disorders
Rita M. Heuertz, MS, PhD
- Email: heuertzr@slu.edu
Chronic low levels of systemic inflammation may play a role in prediction and/or causation of many disease states. This paradigm of disease causation indicates heretofore unrealized inflammatory ...
Tomasz Heyduk, PhD
- Email: heydukt@slu.edu
Our current interest is in developing a new integrated approach for identifying and detecting disease related autoantibodies and utilizing this new approach for the analysis of the disease.
Matthew C. Hibberd, PhD
Assistant Professor
- Email: hibberdm@wustl.edu
The microbial communities associated with our body are important determinants of our health, particularly in the intestines where they shape interactions with our diet. Our work focuses on the role ...