3 Best Cardiologists in Cambridge

“Dr. A. Shekhar Pandey completed his medical degree and postgraduate training at the University of Toronto. Dr. A. Shekhar Pandey currently practices at Cambridge Cardiac Care Centre, providing personalized counselling and education to aid healing. Fluent in English, Hindi, Punjabi, and Urdu, he ensures effective communication with a diverse patient base. Cambridge Cardiac Care has become a known hub for reliable, scientifically sound heart health information. Their lead cardiologist, Dr. A. Shekhar Pandey, is also a sought-after speaker and medical expert for numerous media outlets on the local and national levels. The centre's state-of-the-art cardiac testing facility enables rapid and thorough non-invasive cardiac investigations onsite. He has authored over 30 publications and abstracts in diverse areas such as organic mercury toxicity, endothelin blockade, and Congestive Heart Failure Hyperlipidemia management. He founded the P.R.E.V.E.N.T. Clinic, a multi-disciplinary cardiac rehabilitation & risk-reversal clinic focused on lifestyle optimization.”

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“Dr. Saul Vizel earned his medical degree from McGill University and specialized in internal medicine and cardiology. Dr. Vizel provides comprehensive care for patients with all heart conditions in a clinical environment. His state-of-the-art cardiac testing facility offers rapid and thorough non-invasive cardiac investigations onsite. Dr. Vizel adopts a personalized approach to heart and blood vessel health to exceed patient expectations. Fluent in English and French, he ensures effective communication with his patients. Affiliated with Cambridge Memorial Hospital, Dr. Vizel emphasizes the highest quality cardiac care, integrating the latest technologies to achieve optimal outcomes.”

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“Dr. Jeff Healey serves as the Director of the Division of Cardiology and holds the respected position of Population Health Research Institute Chair in Cardiology. Dr. Healey's significant contributions include groundbreaking research. He led the ASSERT trial, a pivotal study published in the New England Journal of Medicine 2012. His influence extends to his role as Chair of the Canadian Stroke Prevention and Intervention Network (CSPIN) and as a former chair of the Canadian Atrial Fibrillation Guidelines Committee. This landmark research revealed the heightened stroke risk associated with sub-clinical atrial fibrillation identified through pacemakers, exploring the complex aspects of causes, treatments, and outcomes in patients with atrial fibrillation. He was also the lead author of the RELY AF cohort study, a 15,000-patient worldwide registry published in the Lancet in 2016. The study examined the causes, treatment, and outcomes of atrial fibrillation.”

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