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Author of the editorial “Overcoming clinical inertia to improve the use of cardiovascular risk reducing therapy: A Fellow's Voice.”[3]
2024
Alex Zheutlin
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Alex Zheutlin is a cardiology clinician-researcher whose documented interests include improving cardiovascular prevention and helping patients make risk-sensitive treatment decisions. He authored a 2024 editorial on overcoming clinical inertia in cardiovascular risk-reducing therapy and has discussed coronary artery calcium testing as a way to help eligible patients begin potentially lifesaving statin therapy. His training includes medical school at the University of Michigan and residency at the University of Utah. During his intern year, he served on a cardiology service and cared for a rural Wyoming rancher with acute myocardial infarction and new heart failure. A University of Utah page later identified him as a Utah StARR Program senior resident, while a 2025 report described him as a Northwestern cardiology fellow and researcher.
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Training includes Third Year, Had an intern year that included service on cardiology., He was identified as a Northwestern cardiology fellow and researcher; the duration of the role is not established., and Residency at the University of Utah., plus 2 more records.
Explore education and trainingAuthor of the editorial “Overcoming clinical inertia to improve the use of cardiovascular risk reducing therapy: A Fellow's Voice.”[3]
2024
He said coronary artery calcium testing can help people at increased risk of heart disease begin potentially lifesaving statin therapy.[2]