Research interests
Cardiorespiratory fitness[2]
Ambarish Pandey
UT Southwestern · Current relationship
UT Southwestern · Current relationship
Ambarish Pandey is a preventive cardiologist and heart-failure researcher who directs UT Southwestern's HFpEF program. His work studies population-level prediction and prevention of heart failure in older adults.
As a principal investigator in the Cardiometabolic Research Unit, he studies obesity, physical inactivity, cardiorespiratory fitness, screening strategies, health policy, and disparities in cardiovascular care. His profile reports more than 100 peer-reviewed publications.
Pandey is an Associate Professor of Internal Medicine with a secondary appointment in Geriatric Medicine. He serves as Medical Director of the HFpEF program and Associate Program Director for Internal Medicine Residency Research.
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Training includes UT Southwestern Medical Center (Cardiology), UT Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (Master of Science in Clinical Science, as described in the biography), UT Southwestern Medical Center (Internal Medicine), and All India Institute of Medical Sciences, India (Medical degree), plus 2 more records.
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Cardiorespiratory fitness[2]
Epidemiology of heart failure[2]
Health policies affecting cardiovascular care[2]
Heart failure prevention in older adults[2]
HFpEF[2]
Obesity and lifestyle intervention[2]
Outcomes and disparities in cardiovascular care[2]