New Horizons in Amyloidosis (NHA)

Dr Rodney Falk is a prominent figure in the field of cardiology, holding the esteemed position of director for the Cardiac Amyloidosis Program and serving as a specialist in cardiovascular medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH). In addition, he is an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, reflecting his involvement in both clinical practice and academia. 

Dr Falk's academic journey commenced with the acquisition of his medical degree from the University of Birmingham Medical School in the United Kingdom. His rigorous training encompasses a trio of residencies: one in internal medicine at Brook General Hospital, another in internal medicine at City Hospital, and a cardiology program at King's College Hospital, all situated in London, UK. Complementing his extensive background, he furthered his expertise with a cardiology fellowship at Harvard School of Public Health, emphasizing his dedication to continued learning and…

Prof Philip Hawkins is a Professor of Medicine at University College London and Clinical Director of the NHS National Amyloidosis Centre at The Royal Free, London, UK. He is a rheumatologist and clinical scientist renowned for his studies on amyloidosis. His seminal work includes development and implementation of serum amyloid P component (SAP) scintigraphy for diagnosis and quantification of systemic amyloidosis.

Prof Hawkin’s clinical research programme is focused on diagnosis, pathogenesis, monitoring and treatment of amyloidosis and inherited autoinflammatory diseases with an emphasis on translational, early phase and otherwise novel approaches. He has a particular interest in the development of new imaging methods.

Julian Gillmore gained his medical degree at University of London. He trained in nephrology and undertook MD and PhD degrees in the field of amyloidosis. His research interests include pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of amyloidosis.

Dr Sarah Cuddy, an expert in cardiovascular medicine, specializes in amyloidosis and cardiovascular imaging at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH). Holding the position of instructor in medicine at Harvard Medical School, she brings a wealth of expertise to her field.

Dr Cuddy completed her medical studies in Ireland and pursued her internal medicine and cardiology training through the Royal College of Physicians, Ireland. She joined BWH for her non-invasive cardiovascular imaging fellowship and furthered her specialization with a dedicated fellowship in cardiac amyloidosis.

Her clinical practice revolves around the comprehensive care of patients grappling with amyloidosis, aligning closely with her primary research focus. Dr. Cuddy's dedication extends to her involvement with the BWH amyloidosis program, underscoring her commitment to advancing patient care and research in this area.
 

Márcia Waddington-Cruz is a distinguished academic researcher associated with the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, based at the renowned Hospital Universitário Clementino Fraga Filho. As a leading expert in [her specific field of study], Dr. Waddington-Cruz has played a pivotal role in advancing knowledge and research within the academic community.

Dr Waddington-Cruz she has significantly contributed to the scientific landscape, earning recognition for her impactful work. In her capacity at the Hospital Universitário Clementino Fraga Filho, further solidifying the institution's reputation for cutting-edge research and patient care.