Ishan Roy, MD, PhD

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Our lab studies the physiologic mechanisms that lead to change in physical or cognitive function for patients with cancer. In particular, we are currently focused on cachexia syndrome, a muscle wasting disorder that affects a majority of patients with cancer, along with many other chronic disease.

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About Me

Ishan Roy, MD, PhD, is an attending physician and research scientist in the field of cancer rehabilitation and muscle wasting disorders. He received his MD and PhD from the Medical College of Wisconsin and then completed the five year Physician Scientist Training Program/Research Residency Track in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Shirley Ryan ��ϲʼ�ʱ�� and Northwestern University.

Clinically, Dr. Roy sees cancer patients with rehabilitation needs, including both patients with active disease and in the survivorship phase. Dr. Roy's research focuses on understanding the physiologic mechanisms that cause functional decline. In particular, he focuses on cachexia, a muscle wasting disorder present in many patients with chronic diseases. His laboratory's goal is to develop new therapies for rehabilitating from cancer, cachexia and other chronic disease related impairments.

Location

Shirley Ryan ��ϲʼ�ʱ��

355 East Erie Street

Evanston, IL 60611

Education & Training

Education

2004 �C 2008

Case Western Reserve University
Bachelor of Science

2008 �C 2016

Medical College of Wisconsin
Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Philosophy
Clinical Training

2016 �C 2017

Medical College of Wisconsin
Internal Medicine Internship

2017 �C 2021

NU/SRAlab
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency, Physician Scientist Training Program

Honors & Awards

William Randolph Heart Resident Award
2018
Walter E. Heller Chief Resident Award
2019
Richard S. Materson ERF New Investigator Award from Foundation for Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
2021