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Bob Bollinger, MD MPH
- Raj and Kamla Gupta Professor of Infectious Diseases
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Global health workforce education and capacity building, identifying biological and behavioral risk factors for HIV and TB transmission, characterizing the clinical progression and treatment of HIV and related infections, development/evaluation of novel point-of-care diagnostics and implementation of research projects to optimize healthcare capacity and delivery in resource-limited settings
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Richard E. Chaisson, MD
- Director, Center for Tuberculosis Research
- Professor of Medicine
Research Publications
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Kelly Gebo, MD MPH
Research Interests: Health care utilization, clinical outcomes research, HIV, COVID, long COVID, mpox, quality improvement, health care policy
Research Publications
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Amita Gupta, MD MHS
- Director, Division of Infectious Diseases, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: TB, antimicrobial resistance, HIV, diarrheal diseases epidemiology, global health, infectious diseases, emerging infections, COVID-19, clinical trials, studies in adults, including pregnant women, and children
Research Publications
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Petros Karakousis, MD
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Tuberculosis pathogenesis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis persistence, Host-directed therapies, COVID-19 pathogenesis
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Styliani Karanika, MD
- Assistant Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: <p>Immunology, Tuberculosis, HIV, Vaccines, host-directed therapies</p>
Research Publications
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Emily Kendall, MD PhD
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Epidemiology, infectious disease dynamics, mechanistic modeling, tuberculosis, diagnostics, transmission
Research Publications
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Yuka Manabe, MD
- Associate Director of Global Health Research and Innovation
- Professor of Medicine
Research Publications
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Thomas C Quinn, MD
- Director, Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: HIV Epidemiology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Care, Virology
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Maunank Shah, MD
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Domestic TB, HIV transmission, mHealth interventions, Teaching and mentorship, Tuberculosis (TB) diagnostics
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Susan Tuddenham, MD MPH
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Sexually transmitted diseases
The life stages of childhood, adolescence, pregnancy, and the post-partum period are associated with specific biological characteristics that have ramifications for dosing, safety, and efficacy of infectious diseases treatments. Additionally, because they are historically underrepresented in studies, guidelines for preventing and treating infectious diseases among these populations are often based on data from studies involving only the general adult, non-pregnant population. Our research explores the biological nuances to inform treatment strategies that are more precise, effective, and safe during these life stages.
In the News
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Johns Hopkins doctor urges protection from measles, especially for children
2025-03-16 | CBS News | Aaron Milstone
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Know Your Respiratory Virus Enemies This Season!
2025-01-16 | Johns Hopkins Medicine News Release
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Maharashtra Among Four States to Implement ‘TB-Free Schools’ Initiative
2024-11-27 | The Bridge Chronicle (Pune, India) | Amita Gupta
Congenital Syphilis
Congenital syphilis is preventable and treatable. Learn more in this video created by Elise Butler, a graduate student in the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
