Medical Student Investigates New Approach to Measuring Cardiovascular Disease Risk - News Center
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Jim Walker, a third-year student in Feinberg's MD/MBA program, authored a study highlighting that the 'Life's Essential 8' cardiovascular health paradigm may effectively identify young adults at higher cardiovascular disease risk. He praises Feinberg for its supportive culture and community, emphasizing the friendships he's made. His research focuses on preventive cardiology, aiming to reduce risk factors for cardiovascular disease and improve overall health. Walker is passionate about enhancing healthcare efficiency to increase access for more patients, with a particular fondness for internal medicine through his clinical rotations.
I never imagined that I could feel this confident that I am exactly where I am supposed to be.
By focusing on primary and even primordial prevention, we can improve our population's lifespan and healthspan.
Cardiovascular disease has remained the leading cause of death for generations.
Improving efficiency can help ensure more patients receive the care they need.
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