Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Sharon Cresci, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine

My laboratory is engaged in translational research focused on investigating genetic and pharmacogenetic associations with cardiovascular disease, with a particular interest in diabetic cardiovascular ...

Jeffrey S. Crippin, MD

Professor of Medicine

My clinical research interests center around diseases leading to liver transplantation and their recurrence in the transplanted liver. Thus, I am involved in clinical trials of antiviral agents used ...

Susan R. Criswell, MD, MSCI

Visiting Faculty

Occupational and environmental risk factors for the development of Parkinson disease.

Alexander Croft, MD

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine

Professionally, Dr. Croft has interests in advanced debriefing techniques, human factors engineering, in-situ simulation, and intradisciplinary simulation. At Washington University in St. Louis, he ...

Anjali Crosby, BS

Neuro Prep Trainee

Neuroscience

Anne H. Cross, MD

Professor of Neurology

Dr. Cross' main interest involves lymphocyte migration to the central nervous system (CNS) and cell-mediated factors underlying demyelination and axon injury, including cytokines, chemokines and free ...

Erika C. Crouch, MD, PhD

Professor of Pathology and Immunology

Research activities focus on collagenous C-type lectins (collectins) and their roles in pulmonary homeostasis and innate immunity, particularly pulmonary host defense.

Angelica Crown, BA

Postbaccalaureate Researcher

Neuropsychiatric disorders and neuroimaging.

Carlos Cruchaga, PhD

B Burton & R M Morriss III Prof of Psychiatry

The cumulative impact of rare variants on common diseases is currently unknown, but recent studies have implicated rare genetic variants in many complex diseases. In the lab we are using the ...

Paulina Cruz Bravo, MD

Standardizing hospital processes that lead to improvement of diabetes care. Creating clinical pathways to improve care and decrease hypo/hyperglycemia in the hospital. Assessing barriers to treatment ...