Faculty
Education
MD Internal Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, 1984
MSc Epidemiology, University of Washington, 2001
Contact
206-667-2710
apreiner@uw.edu
Fred Hutch Cancer Center
Box 358080
WHI Clinical Coordinating Ctr / Public Health Sciences
M3-A4
Seattle, WA
Box 358080
WHI Clinical Coordinating Ctr / Public Health Sciences
M3-A4
Seattle, WA
Research Areas
Research Interests
Genetic epidemiology of atherosclerotic, thrombotic and cardiovascular disease; population biology; genomics
Recent Publications (PubMed)
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SPH researchers take part in largest-ever genetic study of stroke
SPH News, 04/02/2018
SPH News, 04/02/2018
Study Links Sickle Cell Gene to Kidney Disease Risk
SPH News, 11/21/2014
SPH News, 11/21/2014
Sickle Cell Gene Linked to Chronic Kidney Disease
Journal of the American Medical Association, 11/13/2014
Journal of the American Medical Association, 11/13/2014
Discovery of 'broken gene' could advance heart disease research
My Northwest, 06/20/2014
My Northwest, 06/20/2014
Discovery of 'Broken Gene' Could Advance Heart Disease Research
MyNorthwest.com, 06/19/2014
MyNorthwest.com, 06/19/2014
Genetic Risk Factor Found for Inflammation in African-American Women
American Journal of Human Genetics, 09/07/2012
American Journal of Human Genetics, 09/07/2012
The cholesterol-inflammation connection
CNN.com, 10/20/2008
CNN.com, 10/20/2008