Undergraduate education
Attended Harvard University for undergraduate study.[1]
Eve Manghis
2026-2027 Chief Medical Resident
University of California, San Francisco · Date not established · Last known relationship
2026-2027 Chief Medical Resident
University of California, San Francisco · Date not established · Last known relationship
Worked in community-based addiction medicine research in Boston, earned a medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Chan School of Medicine, and at UCSF helped develop ambulatory cardiology curricula and pursued research on novel atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk factors; her stated interests include academic preventive cardiology, women’s cardiovascular health, health disparities, and population health research.
Clinical research on novel risk factors for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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2026-2027 Chief Medical Residents | Department of MedicineClinical research on novel risk factors for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.[1]
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Biographical context: Worked in community-based addiction medicine research in Boston, earned a medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Chan School of Medicine, and at UCSF helped develop ambulatory cardiology curricula and pursued research on novel atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk factors; her stated interests include academic preventive cardiology, women’s cardiovascular health, health disparities, and population health research.
Retained text characters 7479..8009; person section person-section: She thereafter worked in community-based addiction medicine research in Boston before earning her medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Chan School of Medicine. At UCSF, she has helped develop innovative ambulatory cardiology curricula and pursued clinical research focused on identifying novel risk factors for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Eve plans to pursue a career in academic preventive cardiology, with interests in women’s cardiovascular health, health disparities, and population health research.
Employment: Worked in community-based addiction medicine research in Boston.
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Medical school: Earned a medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Chan School of Medicine.
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Research topic: Clinical research on novel risk factors for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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Undergraduate education: Attended Harvard University for undergraduate study.
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