Stephen Davis

Stephen Davis is a Professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, holding primary and secondary appointments in Medicine, Physiology, and Psychiatry. He serves as Chair of the Department of Medicine, Director of the General Clinical Research Center, and Vice President of Clinical Translational Science at the University of Maryland Baltimore. His research focuses on diabetes, hypoglycemia, and metabolic regulation of vascular biology.

• MBBS, Royal Free School of Medicine (1979)
• MRCP, Royal College of Physicians (1982)
• FRCP, Royal College of Physicians (2001)

Dr. Davis specializes in neural control of metabolism, exercise physiology, and metabolic regulation of vascular biology in diabetic and obese individuals. His work uses glucose clamps and isotopic tracers to study autonomic nervous system deficiencies and novel treatment strategies for hypoglycemia.

His recent publications highlight trends in diabetes complications, vascular inflammation, and counterregulatory mechanisms. Key themes include hypoglycemia management, insulin action, and exercise-induced metabolic adaptations.

• Novartis Award for Diabetes Research (2000)
• Who’s Who in America (2006-2014)
• Master, American College of Physicians (2016)

Dr. Davis has directed major research centers and received prestigious fellowships, including from the Medical Research Council and American College of Physicians. He leads clinical studies on metabolic homeostasis and translational research.