Johns Hopkins University · BiologyFowler Lab
Mary Glenn Fowler · Baltimore, Maryland
Research Focus
Dr. Mary Glenn Fowler's lab at Johns Hopkins University focuses on HIV research in Uganda, particularly aiming to prevent mother-to-child transmission and improve treatment options for at-risk populations. The lab conducts clinical trials that explore new therapies and vaccines for HIV, while also training the next generation of researchers in these vital areas. Their work addresses a critical public health issue by identifying effective strategies to combat the global HIV pandemic.
HIVclinical trialsvaccine researchmother-to-child transmissionpreventiontreatment interventions
Research Aims
5AIM 01Assess the safety and pharmacokinetics of new antiretroviral interventions.
AIM 02Participate in PrEP trials among high-risk populations.
AIM 03Evaluate the immunogenicity of new vaccines for HIV and related co-infections.
AIM 04Provide training and mentorship for emerging researchers in clinical trials.
AIM 05Enhance recruitment efforts for diverse HIV-infected populations.
Skills the Lab Values
clinical trial designpatient recruitmentantiretroviral therapyvaccine developmentdata collection and analysisbiostatisticscommunity outreachmentorship in clinical research
Output against the department
Publications284top 20% of dept.208th of 1,033
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Citations15ktop 25% of dept.262nd of 1,033
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