Yiqun Shi | Cardiology | Best Researcher Award 2025

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Dr. Yiqun Shi | Cardiology | Best Researcher Award

Beijing Friendship Hospital | Capital Medical University | China

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Yiqun Shi began his academic journey at the Health Science Center of Peking University, where he pursued Clinical Medicine. His early training laid a strong foundation in medical sciences, combining theoretical knowledge with practical exposure. He showcased exceptional dedication and consistently demonstrated a broad vision that extended beyond traditional clinical practices. This formative stage not only strengthened his medical competence but also nurtured his curiosity toward innovative approaches in cardiovascular research.

Professional Endeavors

Building upon his undergraduate foundation, Dr. Shi advanced his medical career at Peking University People’s Hospital, where he successfully completed his doctoral training in Clinical Medicine. His professional path was marked by perseverance, rigorous research, and continuous skill development. He actively engaged in clinical cardiology and emergency medicine, balancing practical medical responsibilities with research pursuits. His dedication to bridging patient care with scientific inquiry has been a defining characteristic of his career trajectory.

Contributions And Research Focus

Dr. Shi’s research primarily focuses on myocardial bridging, a specialized area within cardiovascular medicine. His investigations explore the structural and functional impact of myocardial bridging on coronary anatomy and hemodynamics. Alongside this, he developed expertise in non-invasive hemodynamic assessment methods, aligning his work with contemporary technological advancements in cardiovascular diagnostics. Additionally, his independent study of artificial intelligence and its application to clinical research allowed him to contribute to the development of innovative deep learning models for cardiovascular assessment.

Impact And Influence

The significance of Dr. Shi’s research lies in its ability to inform and refine clinical practices in cardiology. By enhancing the understanding of coronary myocardial bridging, his contributions provide valuable insights into diagnostic approaches and patient management strategies. His work bridges clinical application with technology-driven solutions, thereby influencing not only cardiologists but also the wider medical research community. His ability to merge traditional clinical expertise with modern technological tools places him at the forefront of emerging trends in cardiovascular medicine.

Academic Cites

Dr. Shi has published widely in peer-reviewed international journals, with his work receiving citations from academic peers and fellow researchers in cardiology and emergency medicine. His publications highlight both clinical case insights and advanced methodological research, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of his academic endeavors. The growing recognition of his work demonstrates his increasing influence in shaping discussions around myocardial bridging and cardiovascular diagnostics.

Legacy And Future Contributions

Looking ahead, Dr. Shi is committed to advancing innovative, patient-centered approaches in cardiology. His legacy lies in combining clinical medicine with cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and non-invasive assessment techniques. By continuing to investigate myocardial bridging and related cardiovascular conditions, he aims to create pathways that integrate early detection, precision diagnostics, and improved patient outcomes. His contributions are likely to inspire future researchers, strengthening the bridge between traditional medicine and evolving scientific innovations.

Conclusion

Dr. Yiqun Shi represents the embodiment of academic excellence, professional dedication, and research-driven innovation in the field of cardiology. His career reflects a consistent effort to integrate clinical practice with technological progress, addressing pressing challenges in cardiovascular medicine. Through his pioneering work on myocardial bridging and his commitment to harnessing artificial intelligence, Dr. Shi stands as a promising contributor to both present and future advancements in global medical research.

Notable Publication

"Impact of Myocardial Bridging on Hemodynamics Evaluated by Coronary Angiography-Derived Fractional Flow Reserve"

Authors: Yiqun Shi, Jian Liu
Journal: The American Journal of Cardiology
Year: 2025

Yixin Xu | Cardiovascular Researches | Best Researcher Award 2025

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Dr. Yixin Xu | Cardiovascular Researches | Best Researcher Award

The First Affiliated Hospital of Army Medical University | China

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Early Academic Pursuits

YiXin Xu began her medical journey at Xinjiang Medical University, where she pursued an undergraduate degree in Clinical Medicine. Her strong academic performance and dedication to patient care inspired her to continue postgraduate studies in Internal Medicine, specializing in cardiovascular medicine. This early pursuit of advanced knowledge built the foundation for her growing expertise in both clinical practice and research.

Professional Endeavors

Her professional development included an internship at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Shapingba District in Chongqing City, where she gained valuable clinical exposure. She then undertook standardized resident physician training at the First Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University. During this period, she successfully managed patient care, independently handled on-duty responsibilities, and developed expertise in treating conditions such as coronary heart disease, hypertension, and pulmonary hypertension.

Contributions And Research Focus

She has contributed to several important research projects that bridge clinical practice with scientific inquiry. These include investigating the relationship between vitamin D, parathyroid hormone, and circadian rhythms in blood pressure regulation among patients with hypertension. She also participated in the Step-Pre Project and the "iCare-Me" initiative, both of which aim to improve patient outcomes through innovative approaches. Additionally, she contributed to the creation of a predictive model for heart failure in patients with coronary heart disease, based on metabolic biomarkers, highlighting her focus on precision medicine and translational research.

Clinical Expertise

Through her training, she became proficient in both the theoretical and practical aspects of internal medicine. She is skilled in the standardized documentation of medical records, surgical notes, and disease course records. Her technical expertise includes performing essential clinical procedures such as abdominal puncture and bone marrow puncture. These abilities underscore her readiness to practice medicine at a high professional standard.

Impact And Influence

Her dual contributions as a clinician and researcher have positioned her to influence both patient care and the scientific community. By combining clinical experience with data-driven research, she advances understanding in cardiovascular disease while improving strategies for patient management. Her work reflects a commitment to bridging the gap between medical research and real-world healthcare delivery.

Academic Cites

Her scholarly contributions have been acknowledged through participation in collaborative studies and cited within ongoing cardiovascular research initiatives. These academic references reflect her growing influence and recognition within the medical research community.

Legacy And Future Contributions

Looking forward, she aspires to strengthen predictive models for cardiovascular disease and enhance evidence-based treatment protocols. Her career vision includes contributing to global medical research networks, publishing impactful studies, and advancing patient care practices through innovation and collaboration.

Conclusion

YiXin Xu exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated physician and researcher. With her academic excellence, clinical expertise, and meaningful research contributions, she is poised to make significant advancements in cardiovascular medicine. Her commitment to innovation and patient-centered care ensures that she will leave a lasting impact on both clinical practice and medical science.

Notable Publication

"Parathyroid hormone and vitamin D modulate nocturnal blood pressure dipping: a retrospective cohort study in primary hypertension"

Authors: Yixin Xu, Changjiang Deng, Xiaohui Liang
Journal: Clinical and Experimental Hypertension
Year: 2025

Bo Yang | Cardiovascular Disease | Best Researcher Award 2025

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Prof. Bo Yang | Cardiovascular Disease | Best Researcher Award

Wenzhou Medical University | China

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Bo Yang began his academic journey with a strong foundation in the field of nutrition and health sciences. He pursued his doctoral degree at Zhejiang University through a collaborative international research program with Harvard University. This early exposure to global academic environments enabled him to acquire a multidisciplinary perspective and laid the groundwork for his career in nutritional science and lipid medicine. His academic training emphasized both molecular-level investigation and broader public health perspectives, bridging basic research with applied health outcomes.

Professional Endeavors

Following his doctoral studies, Dr. Yang expanded his expertise through postdoctoral training at China Medical University in Taiwan. These experiences enriched his understanding of advanced methodologies in nutrition and health research. He later joined Wenzhou Medical University, where he currently serves as a Research Professor and Director of the Institute of Lipids Medicine. In this leadership role, Dr. Yang oversees both research and academic development, guiding projects that integrate basic, clinical, and translational research approaches.

Contributions And Research Focus

Dr. Yang’s research centers on nutritional epidemiology, functional lipids, and health management. His work explores the role of lipid metabolism and bioactive compounds in mind-body health, with a special emphasis on how dietary interventions influence chronic disease prevention. By integrating molecular nutrition with population-based approaches, his research addresses pressing public health challenges while providing evidence for precision nutrition strategies. His expertise spans functional lipids, mind-body health, and diet-related interventions, making significant contributions to the field of nutritional sciences.

Impact And Influence

With an extensive body of published work in peer-reviewed scientific journals, Dr. Yang has established himself as a recognized voice in the field of nutrition and lipid research. His contributions include more than fifty publications in SCI-indexed journals. Beyond his own research, he actively serves as a peer reviewer for prestigious journals such as Brain, Behavior & Immunity, Food & Function, and Nutrients. His editorial role as Statistical Editor for the British Journal of Nutrition further demonstrates his influence in shaping scientific communication and ensuring methodological rigor in nutrition science.

Academic Cites

Dr. Yang’s publications have been widely cited by scholars and researchers across the globe. His contributions to nutritional epidemiology and lipid metabolism have provided reference points for emerging research in functional foods, mind-body health, and chronic disease prevention. By bridging laboratory findings with population-based studies, his work is frequently referenced in both clinical nutrition and public health research, enhancing the academic discourse in these fields.

Legacy And Future Contributions

Dr. Yang’s legacy lies in his integration of molecular nutrition with population-based health studies, offering a holistic approach to understanding the role of diet in human health. His leadership at the Institute of Lipids Medicine positions him to continue fostering innovation in nutritional research and health management. Future contributions are expected to expand into precision nutrition, functional food development, and preventive strategies for chronic diseases, influencing both academic research and public health policy.

Conclusion

Dr. Bo Yang exemplifies the qualities of an accomplished researcher and academic leader in nutritional science and lipid medicine. His career demonstrates a commitment to advancing scientific knowledge, mentoring future scholars, and addressing global health challenges through nutrition-focused solutions. With his proven track record of impactful research, editorial leadership, and international collaboration, Dr. Yang is poised to make enduring contributions to the fields of nutrition, health, and medicine.

Notable Publications

"Effect of Clostridium butyricum against Microglia‐Mediated Neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's Disease via Regulating Gut Microbiota and Metabolites Butyrate"

Authors: Jing Sun, Jingxuan Xu, Bo Yang, Keyang Chen, Yu Kong, Na Fang, Tianyu Gong, Fangyan Wang, Zongxin Ling, Jiaming Liu
Journal: Molecular nutrition & food research
Year: 2020

"Effects of low-fat compared with high-fat diet on cardiometabolic indicators in people with overweight and obesity without overt metabolic disturbance: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials"

Authors: Mengqing Lu, Yi Wan, Bo Yang, Catherine E Huggins, Duo Li
Journal: British Journal of Nutrition
Year: 2018

"Effects of vegetarian diets on blood lipids: a systematic review and meta‐analysis of randomized controlled trials"

Authors: Fenglei Wang, Jusheng Zheng, Bo Yang, Jiajing Jiang, Yuanqing Fu, Duo Li
Journal: Journal of the American Heart Association
Year: 2015

"Ratio of n-3/n-6 PUFAs and risk of breast cancer: a meta-analysis of 274135 adult females from 11 independent prospective studies"

Authors: Bo Yang, Xiao-Li Ren, Yuan-Qin Fu, Jin-Long Gao, Duo Li
Journal: BMC cancer
Year: 2014