Infectious Diseases
The Division of Infectious Diseases in the Department of Medicine trains residents and fellows, researches diseases for causes, treatments and cures, and offers patient care on a consultative basis. Our research programs, funded by the National Institutes of Health and foundation awards, include studies of microbial pathogenesis (bacterial, fungal, viral and protozoal), innate and adaptive immunity, vaccine immunology and urinary tract infections in nursing home patients.
Infectious Diseases Research and Training
Training Future Researchers
Mentor training is key to preparing for research careers. Cedars-Sinai faculty specialize in transplant infectious diseases, hospital epidemiology members and complications related to HIV.
Connecting to Research
The Immunology & Infectious Diseases labs study pathogen biology, host defense, cell biology and the epidemiological aspects of diseases.
Conditions We Treat
Have Questions or Need Help?
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