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Douglas Laboratory

Steven D. Douglas, MD, and his laboratory team investigate the immunopathogenesis of HIV/AIDS in relation to monocytes/macrophages, immune activation, immune suppression, and inflammation. The laboratory also has projects which examine the role of the neurokinin-1 receptor in inflammation and depression.

Steven D. Douglas, MD

Dr. Douglas has extensive laboratory experience investigating the cellular immunology of HIV/AIDS, primary immune deficiency diseases, and cellular immunopathologies. In addition, he has had significant involvement in studies related to immunological interactions.

E-mail:

douglasa [at] chop.edu

Steven D. Douglas, MD, Receives 25th Silver Lecture for Pediatric HIV/AIDS Research

Published on

Oct 16, 2018

in Cornerstone Blog

The Silver Award and Lecture honors Steven Douglas, MD, for his significant contributions and mentorship in the field of pediatric HIV and AIDS.