Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Nicole S. McKay, PhD

Instructor

Investigating how structural and biological brain changes relate to cognitive and behavioural decline associated with preclinical Alzheimer Disease.

Virginia McKay, MA, PhD

Assistant Professor

evidence-based HIV prevention, dissemination and implementation science, agent-based simulation modeling

Alexis M. McKee, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Complications of diabetes mellitus, sarcopenia, transition of care from pediatric to adult endocrine in patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus.

Jenny McKenzie, PhD

Precision Health Program Scientist

My PhD is in Biomedical Engineering. I have done research in musculoskeletal tissues with a focus on healing of bone injuries.

Robert C. McKinstry, MD, PhD

Professor of Radiology

Imaging the developing brain and its response to injury: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) allows for noninvasive evaluation of brain development. Most studies performed to date have been descriptive ...

Caitlin McMurtry, MS, PhD

Assistant Professor

Caitlin McMurtry (she/they) combines theories and methods from public health, economics, and political science to examine the political determinants of health and health equity in the United States. ...

Margaret L. McNairy, MD, MSC

Professor of Medicine, Division Chief of General Medicine & Geriatrics, and Hospital Medicine

I am a general internist clinical researcher who studies how to improve health care delivery for chronic diseases, with a focus on HIV and cardiovascular disease. My work spans multinational ...

Helen McNeill, PhD

Professor of Developmental Biology

The lab has two areas of focus. 1) Coordination of tissue growth and tissue organization during development. We use multiple model systems to understand growth control by Fat cadherins and the Hippo ...

Kyle P. McNerney, MD

Vitamin D, obesity, type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes

Laura C. McPherson, DPT, PhD

Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy

The central theme of my research program is to study the ways in which neurologic dysfunction alters voluntary motor commands. In my lab, we use person-specific and group analyses to determine how ...