Jerry Krishnan
Professor of Medicine and Public Health; Associate Vice Chancellor for Population Health Sciences
Biography
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Dr. Jerry Krishnan
Dr. Jerry Krishnan, professor of medicine and public health and associate vice chancellor for population health sciences, is a physician-scientist with expertise in the care of patients with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and lung complications of COVID-19, including long COVID-19.
He is a principal investigator of studies funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, and the American Lung Association about how to prevent and treat lung disease. He is an expert in developing real-world evidence to guide patient care and health policy for people with chronic lung disease.
Watch Krishnan’s 3-minute talk on Long COVID care and research, delivered at SparkTalks, UIC’s take on faculty lightning talks.
Areas of Expertise
Additional Information
In the News
A $22 million post-COVID research project now recruiting in Chicago
March 31, 2022
UIC launches three COVID-19 clinical trials for blood clot prevention
November 18, 2020
UIC to lead national COPD clinical trial
May 9, 2019