Wayne J. Morgan, MD
Dr. Morgan is nationally recognized for his expertise as a respiratory physiologist and has helped to develop innovative lung function testing methods for infants and young children. He is a core member of the research team conducting the Tucson Children’s Respiratory Study, a longitudinal study of childhood respiratory health from infancy through late adolescence. It is unique in this country and has substantively added to our understanding of risk factors for asthma and clarified the phenotypes of wheezing illness in young children. Dr. Morgan is also an accomplished educator and has received several teaching awards for his skills in teaching respiratory physiology, clinical pediatrics and pediatric pulmonary medicine. He has been a principal investigator in the NIAID-funded Inner City Asthma programs for the past 15 years.
Degree(s)
- MD: McGill University, 1976
Asthma and wheezing illnesses in infants and children, cystic fibrosis, chronic lung disease of prematurity, infantile apnea, respiratory problems in children with special health care needs, pediatric asthma in the inner city, clinical trials in pediatric asthma, asthma epidemiology and pathophysiology, cystic fibrosis epidemiology and clinical care, pulmonary physiology, research ethics and the data safety monitoring board process