David S. Siscovick
Professor Emeritus, Medicine - General Internal Medicine
Professor Emeritus, Epidemiology
1216 5th Avenue
Box
New York, NY 10029-
212-822-7263
dsiscovick@nyam.org
Research Interests
Dr. Siscovick conducts research into the epidemiology and prevention of cardiovascular disease, particularly related to sudden cardiac death. He also is interested in the health effects of physical activity and exercise and preventive cardiology health services. Currently, Dr. Siscovick is conducting a study of poly-unsaturated fats and the risk of primary cardiac arrest.
Education
MD University of Maryland, 1976
MPH Epidemiology, University of Washington, 1981
BA Psychology, University of Pennsylvania, 1971
In the News
Vitamin D and Heart Disease Link Varies by Race
Journal of the American Medical Association, 07/10/2013
'Being overweight while pregnant affects children'
Jerusalem Post, 06/04/2012
Researchers determine Vitamin D blood level for reducing major medical risks in older adults
UW Today, 05/21/2012
Diet high in processed meat linked to increased diabetes risk in populations with high diabetes rate
UW Today, 02/03/2012
Study: Fish-oil supplements may cut breast-cancer risk
Seattle Times, 07/12/2010
Diabetes Risk Higher Among Overweight
Voice of America, 06/30/2010
10 Ways to Get Your Omega-3s Without a Pill
US News & World Report, 08/05/2009
A Better Way to Screen for Heart Disease?
US News & World Report, 11/12/2008
Surprising Things That Affect Memory
Forbes, 08/05/2008