Kate is an infectious diseases physician who has been part of the Burnet since she undertook her PhD studies here in 2000-2004. Following that, Kate remained a clinician-researcher for several years, heading a small Burnet group investigating the neurological complications of HIV infection and the toxicity of HIV treatments.
Today Kate leaves the main work of research to others, but remains a proud Burnet supporter, and maintains a part-time appointment here as Staff Physician. She also works as a clinician (ID physician at Alfred Health) and in hospital governance (board director at Peter Mac).
Selected awards
Abstract<br/>Background: Physical activity and cardiovascular fitness are beneficial for HIV-infected individuals; however<br/>effects over a one year period are unknown. This study aimed to document habitual physical activity and<br/>cardiovascular fitness over a 12 month period in stable, HAART-treated individuals with HIV, explore relationships tobody composition, body image and cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk and evaluate physical activity determinants.
Physical Activity Participation and Cardiovascular Fitness in People Living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus: A One- Year Longitudinal Study.AIDS Care
Catherine L. Cherry
JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes
Catherine L. Cherry
Journal of the Neurological Sciences
Catherine L. Cherry