Caleb P Skipper

Caleb P Skipper is an Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota's School of Medicine, specializing in Infectious Diseases and International Medicine. With over 47 research outputs and multiple active NIH-funded projects, his work focuses on HIV-related opportunistic infections, particularly cryptococcal meningitis and CMV retinitis.

His research explores antifungal therapies, diagnostic improvements, and neurocognitive outcomes in immunocompromised patients. Current projects include phase III trials for oral amphotericin formulations and longitudinal studies on CMV viremia in advanced HIV cases.

Publications highlight expertise in HIV-associated meningitis, cytokine dynamics, and resource-limited healthcare solutions, aligning with UN SDGs for health equity. Active collaborations with the Infectious Diseases Institute and NIH demonstrate sustained grant funding in AIDS-related research.