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Feasibility of the Implementation of Tools for Heart Failure Risk Prediction: A Randomized Controlled Pilot Trial[9]
From 2025
As of 2026 · Last known relationship
Priya M. Freaney is a Northwestern cardiologist and faculty leader focused on improving cardiovascular prevention and care for women across the life course. She is Assistant Professor of Medicine in Cardiology, Director of the Women’s Heart Care Program, and the Lawrence E. and Nancy S. Glick Family Distinguished Physician in Women’s Cardiovascular Health. Her clinical expertise includes postpartum hypertension, menopause-related cardiovascular concerns, SCAD, non-obstructive coronary disease, and echocardiography. Her research examines prevention and early detection, cardiovascular outcomes after hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, precision prevention during menopause, and imaging, biomarkers, and digital health for personalized care. She earned a BA from Duke in 2011 and an MD from Ohio State in 2015, then trained in internal medicine at the University of Chicago and cardiovascular disease at Northwestern.
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Training includes Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging and Women's Heart Fellowship at Northwestern University, Cardiovascular Disease fellowship at Northwestern University, Chief Fellow in Cardiovascular Disease, and Internal Medicine residency at University of Chicago, plus 13 more records.
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Feasibility of the Implementation of Tools for Heart Failure Risk Prediction: A Randomized Controlled Pilot Trial[9]
From 2025
Leads the recruiting REBIRTH clinical trial[9]
Patients at Elevated Risk for Heart Failure Exhibit Reduced Retinal Perfusion[9]
From 2026
Postpartum Management of Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy in Six Large U.S. Hospital Systems: Descriptive Review and Identification of Clinical and Research Gaps[9]
From 2025
Premature Menopause and Lifetime Risk of Coronary Heart Disease[9]
From 2026
Published numerous peer-reviewed scientific research publications, textbook chapters, and review articles[9]
Research on improving cardiovascular outcomes after hypertensive disorders of pregnancy[9]
Research on precision prevention during the menopause transition[9]
Research on prevention and early detection of cardiovascular disease across the lifespan[9]
Research using cardiovascular imaging, biomarkers, and digital health technologies to identify subclinical cardiovascular disease and deliver personalized cardiovascular care for women[9]