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Andy Haynes is a cardiovascular exercise physiologist whose research is focused on discovering methods to detect cardiovascular disease before it becomes clinically apparent, elucidating effective prevention strategies, and novel methods to treat patients with established heart disease and heart failure. He is a leading investigator on multiple projects related to cardiovascular health in humans and supervises and mentors honors and PhD students in his research area. His expertise relates to non-invasive in vivo imaging of cardiac, cerebral, and peripheral blood vessel function, as well as interactions with blood cells. He has published novel data related to the cellular mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis and has proposed novel exercise-based methods to treat patients with chronic heart failure. With collaborative efforts involving researchers and clinicians at prominent institutions, he has garnered significant research funding. He teaches Exercise Prescription and Nutrition in Health and Fitness and is involved in postgraduate education while serving on the editorial board of Frontiers in Physiology.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Lecturer in Exercise Physiology, focusing on research and teaching in cardiovascular health.
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