Presented “New targets in lipid therapy and new meds” at the 2026 FMHVI Winter Cardiovascular Update
As of 2026 · Last known relationship
Vincent Pallazola is a cardiologist whose work connects preventive cardiology, cardiovascular imaging, and risk-based prevention. Corewell Health lists his clinical interests as prevention, family history of heart disease, cholesterol disorders, hypertension, and general cardiology, along with advanced cardiovascular imaging. His research has addressed advanced cholesterol disorders, diet and exercise for heart-disease prevention, and coronary artery calcium as a marker of future cardiovascular-event risk. He earned his MD from the University of Michigan in 2017, completed internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins from 2017 to 2020, and completed cardiovascular disease fellowship at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in 2023. A 2023 Northwestern page listed him for an academic position at Michigan State University, without specifying a title or tenure. He coauthored a 2019 healthy-eating review and presented on lipid therapy in 2026.
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Training includes Presented “New targets in lipid therapy and new meds” at the 2026 FMHVI Winter Cardiovascular Update, Listed by Northwestern for the 2023 fellowship cohort as holding an academic position at Michigan State University; exact title and tenure are unknown, Cardiovascular disease fellowship at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and Internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins University, plus 5 more records.
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Co-authored a review on healthy eating for cardiovascular disease prevention[8]
2019
Research has focused on advanced cholesterol disorders, diet and exercise for heart-disease prevention, and coronary artery calcium as a predictor of future cardiovascular-event risk[6]