J. Rosenheck

J. Rosenheck's research centers on lung transplantation, particularly monitoring transplant recipients for organ rejection and infection using tools like donor-derived cell-free DNA (a blood test that detects fragments of DNA from the transplanted organ to catch problems early) and microbiome sequencing of lung fluid. Additional work addresses clinical outcomes such as survival trends, donor lung recovery practices, and complications like DNA damage responses linked to blood cell disorders in patients with telomere biology conditions. This work is largely clinical and translational, aimed at improving how doctors detect and manage complications after lung transplant surgery.

Publication output grew from near zero in 2017-2019 to a peak around 2021 and 2024, with year-to-year fluctuation but sustained activity averaging over 5 papers per year in the last five years.

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