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Inclusion Body Myositis Specialty Clinic at Washington University, St. Louis

Inclusion Body Myositis Specialty Clinic at Washington University, St. Louis

by Kevin Dooley, MD | Jan 7, 2019 | News and Information

Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO, has announced the opening of an IBM Specialty Clinic devoted to inclusion body myositis. The clinic is run by Dr. Conrad “Chris” Weihl, a leading IBM clinician and researcher. Washington University is known...

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