Kelly A. Gebo

Kelly A. Gebo is a Professor at the School of Medicine of Johns Hopkins University, with a joint appointment in the Division of Infectious Disease Epidemiology. She is affiliated with the Division of Infectious Diseases, Center for AIDS Research, and Center for Global Health. Her research focuses on HIV, infectious diseases, health care utilization, and disparities in access to care, particularly among vulnerable populations in the United States.

• Education: MD and MPH degrees.
• Expertise: HIV epidemiology, disparities in health care, antiretroviral therapy, aging with HIV, and health services research.

Her recent publications highlight trends in hospital readmissions for HIV-positive individuals, the impact of B-cell depletion therapy on COVID-19 outcomes, and advancements in mpox preparedness. She has contributed to understanding convalescent plasma efficacy and nirmatrelvir outcomes for nonhospitalized patients. Her work emphasizes epidemiological methods, health equity, and policy implications for HIV and global health.