What is your professional background? I completed a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from Stony Brook University where I worked in a private research lab studying gold as a possible contrast agent. Following college, I attended Albert…
The Emory University Division of Cardiology is once again hosting a cocktail reception at the American Heart Association’s annual Scientific Sessions. This is a great opportunity to meet with colleagues, former trainees, and old friends. The…
What is your professional background? I attended UC Berkeley to study bioengineering and molecular and cell biology, and I received my medical degree from UCLA. After completing my residency training in internal medicine, I spent two years in a clinical fellowship…
What is your professional background? I joined the PhD program of Cardiovascular Diseases at Sun Yat-Sen University Medical School (China) in 2004. During my PhD study, I was selected as an exchange PhD student to…
“Athletes are simply not the same as the general population from a cardiac perspective. Symptoms such as chest pain may mean something very different in an athlete. Intense exercise also causes normal changes in the…
What is your professional background? I majored in religion at Emory, went to medical school at Duke, then trained in internal medicine and cardiology at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. I completed a cardiac electrophysiology…
What is your professional background? I am an Emory “lifer,” having received my MD from the School of Medicine in 2004, then staying on for internal medicine residency (’04-’07), chief residency (’07-’08), cardiology fellowship (’08-’11),…
The Emory University Division of Cardiology recently participated in a “summer university” STEM program sponsored by Girls Inc., a not-for-profit organization that works to empower young women to be strong, smart, and bold through direct service…
In honor of National Doctors’ Day (March 30), the Emory University School of Medicine Recognitions Committee asked faculty and staff to nominate doctors who demonstrate dedication to improving the health and well-being of our patients and…
Jinhu Wang, PhD is an assistant professor of medicine in the Emory University Division of Cardiology. Dr. Wang received his PhD in developmental biology at the Chinese Academy of Science and completed his postdoctoral research training…