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Babar Khan
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Dr. Khan’s research is at the critical intersection of acute illness and aging brain. He is a patient oriented-translational/clinical researcher with a principal focus on developing a biomarker profile among delirious patients in the intensive care uni...
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Redefining Critical Illness Survivorship
As a doctor in an intensive care unit (ICU), I see critically ill patients of all ages, backgrounds and health histories. Maybe the patient needs close monitoring after a major surgery. Maybe the patient was on a ventilator and contracted pneumonia or another serious infection. Or maybe the patient was perfectly healthy until injuries from […]
Babar Khan | Jun 12, 2017