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Shady Abohashem , MD, M.B.,B.Ch.

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Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health , Boston, MAMPH (GPA 4.0)5/24/24Master of Public Health in Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Harvard Medical School- Massachusetts General Hospital , Boston, MA10/2021Nuclear Cardiology-Research Fellowship
American Society of Nuclear Cardiology, Boston, MA07/2023ASNC's Leadership Development Training Program
Mass General Brigham Hospital , Boston, MA03/2021Clinical Process Improvement Leadership Program (CPIP) for GME, Certificate Course
Harvard Medical School- Massachusetts General Hospital , Boston, MA06/2018Cardiovacular Research Fellowship
University of Texas- MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas.09/2016Research Internship
Baylor College of Medicine- St. Luke's Medical Center/Cardiovacular Stem Cell Research, Houston, Texas09/2016Cardiovascualr Stem Cell Research Training
University of Alabama- Birmingham , Birmingham, Alabama02/2016Cardiology- Student Elective Training
Baylor College of Medicine-Texas Heart Institute , Houston, TX.12/2015Cardiothoracic Surgery- Student Elective Training
Zagazig University - Faculty of Medicine , EgyptMBBCH( Summa Cum Laude)02/2015Bachelor of Surgery and Medicine
Cardiovascular Imaging Research Center of MassGeneral Hospital- Harvard Medical School , Boston, MACardiovascular Imaging
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2014
MBBCH degree with honors (Suma Cum Laude)
2021
Leadership Development Program - American Society of Nuclear Cardiology
2021
Breakout Rising Star Award - American Society of Nuclear Cardiology Annual Scientific Meeting
2021
Leadership Development Program - Center for Faculty Development of MGH
2022
Young Investigator Award Winner - American College of Cardiology
2022
Young Investigator Award Winner- European Association of Preventive Cardiology
2022
Best Rapid Fire Abstract Presentation Winner - European Association of Preventive Cardiology
2022
Research Project Competition Winner (2nd Place) -American College of Cardiology/MassachusettsChapter
2022
Young Investigator Award- First Place Winner
2022
Future Leaders in Nuclear Cardiology
2023
Honorary Mentorship Award
2024
Young Investigator Award ( Honorable Mention )
2024
Students Mentor Award
2024
Young Investigator Award ( Finalist )

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Research Interests & Current Projects: is focused on studying a Neuro-Immuno-Arterial biological axis, via employing Advanced non-invasive multimodality molecular imaging approaches (i.e., PET/CT, MRI), to understand the underlying link between socio-environmental stressors and cardiovascular disease risk in different populations including those with RA and HIV. My current projects aim to investigate the interaction between genetic risk, environmental pathogens, lifestyle factors, imaging indices and their contributions to aortic valve disease risk and other cardiovascular disorders.
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  1. 24SCEFIA1256969 (Shady Abohashem) Apr 1, 2024 - Mar 31, 2027
    American Heart Association
    Evaluating The Impact of Air and Noise Pollution on Clonal Hematopoiesis, Stroke Severity and Long-Term Disability
    Role Description: In this project, we aim to leverage non-invasive brain imaging techniques and genetic markers to test the hypothesis that exposure to air or noise pollution is associated with a higher prevalence of CHIP and greater initial stroke volume and that CHIP and initial stroke severity mediate the relationship between environmental factors and stroke functional outcomes.
    Role: Principle Investigator
  2. 2023A066294 (Shady Abohashem) Jul 1, 2023 - Oct 30, 2024
    Harvard Medical School (Shore Award)
    Activated Leukopoietic-arterial Axis mediates the link between hepatic fatty liver disease and cardiovascular disease.
    Role Description: This study aimed to investigate the role of the leucopoietic-arterial axis in mediating the relationship between imaging markers of hepatic steatosis and adverse cardiovascular events.
    Role: Principle Investigator

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