Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Kevin J. Black, MD

Professor of Psychiatry, Neurology, Radiology and Neuroscience

I am a movement disorders neuropsychiatrist. My research is primarily focused on neuroimaging and dopamine, especially in people with Tourette syndrome and Parkinson disease. I have also developed ...

Robert H. Blaine, MA

Senior Director Medical Public Policy

Health disparities; community-based participatory research; diversity.

Marghuretta D. Bland, DPT

Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy

Coordinator of the Brain Recovery Core project which is a partnership between Washington University, Barnes Jewish Hospital, and The Rehabiliation Institute of St. Louis. The goal of the Brain ...

Jeffrey A. Blatnik, MD

Assistant Professor of Surgery

My clinical and research interest relates to hernia repair, patient outcomes and the evaluating of prosthetic materials utilized for surgical repair. This includes hernia meshes and fixation ...

Joshua Blatter, MD, MPH

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

I study the impact of environmental exposures and genetics on chronic respiratory disease. My work has included studies of the respiratory effects of nutrition, house dust exposures, and psychosocial ...

Tyler M. Blazey, PhD

Instructor in Radiology

I am interested in using a variety of techniques to study how brain energy metabolism supports brain function and changes during neurological diseases.

Katherine Bligard, MA, MD

Associate Director, Fetal Care Center

My clinical and research interests center on fetal diagnosis and therapy, with a focus on optimizing care for pregnancies affected by congenital anomalies and complications. I specialize in advanced ...

Kevin Blinder, MD

Professor of Clinical Ophthalmology & Visual Science

Retina, ophthalmology

Morey A. Blinder, MD

Professor of Medicine

My research interests are in hematology including sickle cell disease, disorders of iron metabolism including iron deficiency and iron overload syndromes, bleeding and thrombotic disorders and ...

Kendall J. Blumer, PhD

Professor of Cell Biology and Physiology

G protein signal transduction in the cardiovascular and nervous systems.