Maryam Sani, MD, MPH

Dr. Maryam Sani is a resident in the Yale Internal Medicine Traditional Residency Program with a strong interest in preventive cardiology and cardiovascular epidemiology. She earned her MD and MPH from Tehran University of Medical Sciences. Prior to residency, she completed a postdoctoral research fellowship in the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine at Johns Hopkins University, where her work focused on electrophysiology, sudden cardiac death, and preventive cardiology, with particular emphasis on lipoprotein(a) and novel cardiovascular risk markers.

Her research has centered on identifying predictors of both clinical and subclinical cardiovascular outcomes, with findings published in journals such as JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology, and Clinical Cardiology. At Yale, she continues to pursue research in preventive cardiology, aiming to integrate clinical practice with quantitative research methods. Her long-term goal is to advance personalized cardiovascular risk assessment and improve health equity through evidence-based prevention strategies.