Listed as a 2020-2021 Fellowship alumnus, with Duke University listed as the location.
As of 2021 · Last known relationship
Gedion Ngeno is a Duke University cardiologist whose faculty and research roles connect cardiovascular medicine with global health. He is an Assistant Professor of Medicine and Assistant Research Professor of Global Health. His documented portfolio includes cardiac function and proteomic biomarkers in people with perinatal HIV infection or exposure, coronary artery calcium in the CAC PREVENTABLE Ancillary Study, and structural-heart disease research at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret, Kenya. He was listed as a Duke University cardiovascular disease fellowship alumnus for 2020-2021. His earlier work also included evaluating cardiac rehabilitation for patients with heart failure at MTRH, reflecting an interest in cardiovascular care and health systems in Kenya.
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Training includes Listed as a 2020-2021 Fellowship alumnus, with Duke University listed as the location., Assistant Professor of Medicine, and Assistant Research Professor of Global Health.
Explore education and trainingCardiac function and proteomic biomarkers in individuals with perinatal HIV infection or exposure[2]
2025 to 2030
Coronary artery calcium in the CAC PREVENTABLE Ancillary Study[2]
2021 to 2027
Designing and implementing a registry for patients with structural heart disease at MTRH in Eldoret, Kenya[2]
2024 to 2026
Feasibility of cardiac rehabilitation in patients with heart failure at MTRH[2]
2016 to 2018