Saint Louis University (SLU)

Nehemias A. Guevara Rodriguez, MD

Hematology-Oncology Fellow

Head/ neck cancer, thoracic oncology, disparities and global oncology.

A. Mary Guo, MD, MS, MSN

I am a general dermatologist with a clinical interest on women’s health. I treat women with scarring or inflammatory dermatoses, including keloid, lichen sclerosis, lichen planus, allergic contact ...

Andrew Hall, ScD

Director, SLU Center for Additive Manufacturing

Research areas include medical imaging, medical device development, 3D printing, therapeutic embolic development for interventional radiology applications, and image-guided robotic surgery

Donna R. Halloran, MD, MPH

In the summer of 2005, Donna R. Halloran, MD, MSPH joined the Division of General Academic Pediatrics in the Department of Pediatrics at Saint Louis University. She completed a medical degree at the ...

Daniel Hawiger, MD, PhD

MD,PhD

Conventional dendritic cells (cDCs) have crucial roles in priming effector T cells that fight infections and tumors but cDCs also have critical tolerogenic functions, extending the maintenance of ...

Ghazala Hayat, MD

Director Neuromuscular Svc, Director CQI

Neuromuscular Disorders; Motor Neuron Disorders, Myopathies, Peripheral Neuropathies, Neuromuscular Junction Disorders. Neurophysiology

Katie M. Heiden-Rootes, PhD

Sexuality and sexual health; LGBTQ youth and family relationships.

Verna L. Hendricks-Ferguson, PhD, RN

Dr. Verna Hendricks-Ferguson’s research has focused on (a) parents’ preferences about receiving palliative-end-of-life (PC/EOL) information; (b) pediatric-oncology providers’ delivery of PC/EOL ...

Rita M. Heuertz, MS, PhD

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

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.