Research interests
cardiac dysfunction[1]
Amil Shah
UT Southwestern · Current relationship
UT Southwestern · Current relationship
A cardiologist and population scientist, he uses multimodal cardiac imaging, exercise physiology, and multi-omics to study cardiac dysfunction and identify approaches to prevent heart failure.
His research combines longitudinal imaging, proteomics, metabolomics, physiologic studies, observational cohorts, and randomized trials to identify pathways leading to heart failure. His profile identifies him as Director of Population Sciences and Director of the Dallas Hearts and Minds Study.
Shah trained in internal medicine, cardiovascular disease, advanced echocardiography, and cardiovascular research, and earned a public health master's degree. He specializes in adult cardiology, cardiac imaging, and echocardiography.
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Training includes Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (Master of Public Health Clinical Effectiveness), Brigham and Women's Hospital (Cardiovascular Imaging), Tufts Medical Center (Cardiovascular Disease), and University of Pennsylvania Health System (Internal Medicine), plus 3 more records.
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cardiac dysfunction[1]
cardiac imaging[1]
echocardiography[1]
exercise physiology[1]
heart failure prevention[1]
metabolomics[1]
population science[1]
proteomics[1]