Dr. Alexandra Lansky

Biography

Alexandra J. Lansky, MD, is a Professor of Medicine in the Cardiology section at Yale School of Medicine and a practicing cardiologist at Yale-New Haven Hospital. She joined Yale in 2010 and directs the Yale Cardiovascular Research Group and the Heart Vascular Center Clinical Research Program. Dr. Lansky specializes in national and international cardiovascular clinical trials with a focus on interventional devices. She has also held a dual appointment as Chair of Cardiovascular Research at Queen Mary University of London, contributing to transatlantic research collaborations. Her extensive experience includes serving as the Associate Professor of Medicine at Columbia University, where she directed the Clinical Services Center for Interventional Vascular Therapy. Dr. Lansky's career is highlighted by leadership in over 500 clinical trials and significant contributions to understanding treatments for coronary artery disease, particularly in women's cardiovascular health. She has authored and co-authored 500 academic peer-reviewed manuscripts and was the principal investigator for numerous key studies in the field. Dr. Lansky has received multiple prestigious awards for her research contributions and is recognized as a Fellow of several prominent medical societies, including the European Society of Cardiology and the American College of Cardiology.

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