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First Name Last Name E-mailsort descending Telephone Institution Area of Expertise Address 1 Address 2 City State ZIP
Jay Patel jay.patel1@northwestern.edu 8153414456 Northwestern University autonomic dysfunction, autonomic function, heart failure, heart rate variability 680 N. Lake Shore Drive Suite 1400 Chicago Illinois 60611
Jennifer Bayly jbayly@bidmc.harvard.edu Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center cardiovascular disease, environment Massachusetts
Joyce B. Chabot jbchabot@fred.net Johns Hopkins University epidemiology 1100 Dual Highway, Suite A Hagerstown Maryland 21740
Jacob Blumenthal jblument@jhmi.edu N/A
Jennifer Brach jbrach@pitt.edu 412-383-6533 University of Pittsburgh Department of Physical Therapy 6035 Forbes Tower Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15260
Joshua Bundy jbundy1@tulane.edu 504-988-3970 Tulane University Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease, cardiovascular disease epidemiology, chronic renal disease, CVD risk factors 1440 Canal Street Suite 2000 New Orleans Louisiana 70124
Joel Buxbaum jbux@scripps.edu 858-784-8885 The Scripps Research Institute 10550 N. Torrey Pines Rd. La Jolla California 92037
Jonas Carson jcarson@uw.edu 206-897-1970 CHSCC software development 6200 NE 74th St. Building 29, Office 350B Seattle Washington 98115
Jane Cauley jcauley@edc.pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Aging, bone, osteoporosis School of Public Health 130 DeSoto Street, A510 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15261
Jane Cauley jcauley@pitt.edu 412 624 0218 University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health functional limitations, functional status, hip fracture, Hip fracture prediction, hip fractures, hip fractures, Hip geometry, hormone replacement therapy, Hormone therapy, horomone replacement, inflammation, inflammation and C-reactive protein (CRP), inflammatory marker, inflammatory markers, Inflammatory mediators, inflammatory risk factors, observational studies, osteopenia, Osteoperosis, osteoporosis, osteoporosis phenotypes 130 DeSoto St A 510 Crabtree Hall Pennsylvania 15261
Jose Florez jcflorez@partners.org Massachusetts General Hospital diabetes 185 Cambridge Street Boston Massachusetts 2114
John Breitner jcsb@u.washington.edu 206-277-1662 University of Washington School of Medicine Division of Geriatric Psychiatry Seattle Washington 98108
Jennifer Deal jdeal@jhsph.edu 410-502-3115 Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health cognition 615 N Wolfe St W6509 Baltimore Maryland 21205
Jingzhong Ding jding@wfubmc.edu Wake Forest University Health Sciences J. Paul Sticht Center on Aging Medical Center Blvd. Winston-Salem North Carolina 27157
Jennifer Dougherty Jdougherty@systemsbiology.org 2067321364 University of California - San Francisco Longevity, program manager 401 Terry Ave N Seattle Washington 98109
Jeanette Cheng jeanette.y.cheng@gmail.com Northwestern University heart failure with preserved ejection fraction N/A
Jeannette Beasley Jeannette.beasley@einstein.yu.edu Albert Einstein College of Medicine 1300 Morris Park Ave Bronx New York 10461
Justin Echouffo Tcheugui jechouffotcheugui@partners.org Emory University epidemiological studies Georgia
Jennifer Brody jeco@uw.edu University of Washington Genetics 1730 Minor Ave, Suite 1360 Seattle Washington 98101
Jodi Edwards jedwards@ottawaheart.ca University of Ottawa Alzheimer's disease, atrial cardiomyopathy, atrial cardiopathy, atrial fibrillation, brain imaging of small-vessel disease, brain MRI dementia, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular disease (CVD), cardiovascular disease epidemiology, Cerebral Small Vessel Disease, Cerebrovascular disease (CBD), clinical epidemiology, cognition function, cognitive decline, Cohort study, Cox Proportional Hazards, CV Epidemiology, Epidemiologic methods, epidemiological studies, epidemiology, ischemic stroke, left atrial dimension, Left atrial size, MRI-defined white matter hyperintensities, neuroepidemiology, observational studies, risk prediction, risk predictors, risk score, vascular dementia, vascular disease, VISORY SENSORY INPUT N/A
Jonah Einson jeinson@nygenome.org Columbia University gene expression, splice mutation, TOPMed 101 Avenue of the Americas 4th Floor New York New York 10013
Jennifer Nettleton jennifer.a.nettleton@uth.tmc.edu University of Texas Medical Center at Houston Houston Texas
Jennifer Lee jennifer.s.lee@stanford.edu 650-493-5000 Stanford University Medical Center endocrinology, gerontology, Internal Medicine, metabolism and VA Palo Alto Health Care System 300 Pasteur Drive, Room S025 Stanford California 94305-5103
Jens Horn Jens.Horn@ntnu.no 857 381-2948 Norwegian University of Science and Technology albuminuria, arteriosclerosis, BMI, body mass index, brain imaging of small-vessel disease, brain infarct, Brain infarcts, brain infarcts location, brain MRI, brain MRI dementia, brain vascular disease, CADASIL, cardiovascular health, Cardiovascular Prevention, cardiovascular risk, cardiovascular risk factors, cerebral infarction, CEREBRAL INFARCTIONS, cerebral MRI lesions, Cerebral Small Vessel Disease, Cerebrovascular disease (CBD), Cerebrovascular disorders, Cerebrovascular risk factors, Cohort study, epidemiology, ischemic stroke, ischemic vascular dementia, lacunar infarct, lacunes, microalbuminuria, Microvascular disease, microvascular disease. albuminuria, MRI infarct, MRI-defined infarcts, MRI-defined white matter hyperintensities, neurological diseases, neurology, obesity, stroke, Stroke incidence, stroke type, vascular disease risk factors Hakon Jarls gate 11 Trondheim N/A 7491
Jeni Page jepage@utmb.edu 409-772-2222 Unknown cardiometabolic risk, cardiometabolic risk factors, epigenetics, minorities, physical activity, women 301 University Blvd Galveston Texas 77555

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