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Jessica Hebert, Ph.D

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Department Of Pediatrics

Department of Medicine

Division of Nephrology & Hypertension

Department Of Pediatrics

Division Of Nephrology

Oregon Health & Science University

Jessica Hebert, Ph.d is currently serving as a Pediatrics Assistant Professor of Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Oregon Health & Science University

Assistant Professor of Medicine

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nephrology physiology acute kidney injury vascular biology circulatory physiology developmental biology pregnancy hypertension maternal health hypertension kidney failure renal function intensive care reproductive health nanomedicine reproductive biology kidney research placental development health sciences biology metabolism tumor biology inflammation cell metabolism reproductive medicine reproductive science renal pathophysiology maternal-fetal medicine high-risk pregnancies rhabdomyolysis-induced aki metabolic pathways molecular metabolism liver physiology cellular physiology thrombosis stem cell research rheumatism clinical rheumatology mitochondrial function blood platelet cell physiology tissue physiology colorectal cancer hemostasis therapeutic efficacy therapeutic nanomaterials obstetrics angiogenesis human reproduction animal reproduction reproductive physiology fetal medicine gestational diabetes metabolic disorders metabolic health epigenetic changes transgenerational effect viral diagnostics ischemic syndrome reperfusion injury endocrine hypertension cardiovascular function placental mitochondrial dysfunction colon cancer-associated thrombosis molecular mechanisms rhabdomyolysis-induced kidney injury ectopic pregnancy potential management nano-theranostic modality pregnancies complicated sexually dimorphic manner gestational diabetes mellitus high-risk human papillomavirus kidney cell response fetal growth restriction induced hypertension fetal genotype emergency medicine obstetrics and gynaecology abortion pediatric urology pediatrics assisted reproduction gynecology transplantation proceeding women's health medicine clinical biochemistry blood purification trauma obstetric anesthesia critical care urology chronic kidney disease intensive care nursing organ transplantation midwifery infertility sepsis

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Efficacy of Cilastatin Sodium in a Translational Large Animal Crush Syndrome Model. Communications Medicine (2026)

pharmacological studiestranslational researchtranslational medicineclinical investigationveterinary researchclinical researchmedicinepharmacologyclinical pharmacologyveterinary medicinepharmacotherapytranslational pharmacologyveterinary science

Cardiac Lim Protein, Kidney Fibrosis, and Vascular Change After Acute Cardiorenal Syndrome. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2025)

cardiovascular researchvascular biologynephrologymedicinecardiomyopathy

Kidney Cell Response to Acute Cardiorenal and Isolated Kidney Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury. Physiological Genomics (2025)

cardiovascular diseasecardiovascular researchvascular biologynephrologycirculatory physiologyischemic syndromereperfusion injuryrenal pathophysiologyacute kidney injurykidney cell responseemergency medicinecritical care

Natural Killer T Cells in Acute Cardiorenal Syndrome. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2025)

immunologic diseasesimmunologycell transplantationcellular immune responsesimmune responsesmedicine

Recovered Parental Acute Kidney Injury Programs Renal Dysfunction in Adult Offspring. Physiology (2025)

adult offspringpediatricsrenal functionkidney failurenephrologyintensive care nursingpediatric urologymedicinepregnancy hypertensionacute kidney injurycritical care

The Authors Reply. Kidney International (2025)

kidney failurenephrologyblood purificationkidney researchmedicinechronic kidney disease

When the Heart Hurts the Kidneys: From Flow to Translational Future. Seminars in Nephrology (2025)

nephrologycirculatory physiologytranslational researchmedicineacute kidney injury

A Heart Derived-Soluble Factor Which Controls Kidney and Cardiovascular Function After Acute Cardiorenal Syndrome. Research Square (2024)

cardiovascular diseasecardiovascular researchvascular biologycardiovascular functionnephrologycirculatory physiologyphysiologymedicinehypertension

Nanotherapeutic Kidney Cell-Specific Targeting to Ameliorate Acute Kidney Injury. Kidney International (2024)

Yoshio FunahashiSeung Hun ParkJessica F. HebertMahaba B. EiwazAdam C. MunhallTahnee GroatLingxue ZengJonghan KimHak Soo ChoiMichael P. Hutchens

acute kidney injurykidney failurenephrologynanoparticlesnanomedicinenanotechnologycellular therapybiomedical engineeringkidney researchtherapeutic targetsnanoparticle researchtherapeutic nanomaterials

Parental Recovered Acute Kidney Injury Causes Prenatal Renal Dysfunction and Fetal Growth Restriction With Sexually Dimorphic Implications for Adult Offspring. Frontiers in Physiology (2024)

reproductive biologynephrologyreproductive healthdevelopmental biologyacute kidney injury

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Jessica Hebert, Ph.D

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Department Of Pediatrics

Department of Medicine

Division of Nephrology & Hypertension

Department Of Pediatrics

Division Of Nephrology

Oregon Health & Science University

Jessica Hebert, Ph.d is currently serving as a Pediatrics Assistant Professor of Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jessica Hebert, Ph.D

Oregon Health & Science University

Assistant Professor of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Efficacy of Cilastatin Sodium in a Translational Large Animal Crush Syndrome Model. Communications Medicine (2026)

Cardiac Lim Protein, Kidney Fibrosis, and Vascular Change After Acute Cardiorenal Syndrome. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2025)

cardiovascular researchvascular biologynephrologymedicinecardiomyopathy

Kidney Cell Response to Acute Cardiorenal and Isolated Kidney Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury. Physiological Genomics (2025)

Natural Killer T Cells in Acute Cardiorenal Syndrome. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2025)

immunologic diseasesimmunologycell transplantationcellular immune responsesimmune responsesmedicine

Recovered Parental Acute Kidney Injury Programs Renal Dysfunction in Adult Offspring. Physiology (2025)

adult offspringpediatricsrenal functionkidney failurenephrologyintensive care nursingpediatric urologymedicinepregnancy hypertensionacute kidney injurycritical care

The Authors Reply. Kidney International (2025)

kidney failurenephrologyblood purificationkidney researchmedicinechronic kidney disease

When the Heart Hurts the Kidneys: From Flow to Translational Future. Seminars in Nephrology (2025)

nephrologycirculatory physiologytranslational researchmedicineacute kidney injury

A Heart Derived-Soluble Factor Which Controls Kidney and Cardiovascular Function After Acute Cardiorenal Syndrome. Research Square (2024)

cardiovascular diseasecardiovascular researchvascular biologycardiovascular functionnephrologycirculatory physiologyphysiologymedicinehypertension

Nanotherapeutic Kidney Cell-Specific Targeting to Ameliorate Acute Kidney Injury. Kidney International (2024)

Yoshio FunahashiSeung Hun ParkJessica F. HebertMahaba B. EiwazAdam C. MunhallTahnee GroatLingxue ZengJonghan KimHak Soo ChoiMichael P. Hutchens

Parental Recovered Acute Kidney Injury Causes Prenatal Renal Dysfunction and Fetal Growth Restriction With Sexually Dimorphic Implications for Adult Offspring. Frontiers in Physiology (2024)

reproductive biologynephrologyreproductive healthdevelopmental biologyacute kidney injury

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