Program in Cardiovascular Epidemiology

  • Goodbye Celebrations

    The Cardiovascular Working Group celebrating the end of Sarah King’s time with us as Clinical Trial Coordinator of the OPERA trial. Several other people in our group have let within the last year and we wish them all the best in their new endeavors!

  • American Heart Association Spring 2013 Sessions in New Orleans

    Congratulations to our Cardiovascular Working Group that went to New Orleans in March of 2013 and presented 21 oral and poster presentations!

  • Holiday Party 2012

    The Cardiovascular Working Group celebrated the end of 2012 with lots of cheer and delicious Persian food!

Welcome to the Program in Cardiovascular Epidemiology

The Program in Cardiovascular Epidemiology promotes and advances research collaboration and discussion among investigators with expertise in cardiovascular disease research at the Harvard School of Public Health, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Beth lsrael Deaconess Medical Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, Framingham Study, and other sites.

By means of Forums and other activities, the Program ”expands the hallway” for those critical hallway discussions that often result in the most interesting and scientifically promising collaborations, mentorships, grant proposals, and projects.  In addition to research synergy and grant successes, the Program facilitates sharing and expansion of mentoring and fellow training, didactic training in cardiovascular epidemiology, and coordination of external collaborations related to cardiovascular epidemiology.

Program members’ interests include nutrition, pharmacoepidemiology, aging, women’s health, genetics, basic science, biostatistics, policy and risk analysis, social and environmental epidemiology, international health, pediatrics, and methods.  We welcome you to explore the Program’s many and diverse strengths in cardiovascular epidemiology research.