Stephen McMahon is Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine and Epidemiology at the University of Oxford. He has made major contributions to public health, both through his large-scale observational studies of the relevance of levels of blood pressure, lipids and glucose to the risk of vascular disease and by performing randomised trials demonstrating the impact that can be achieved by modifying levels of these risk factors. He established the George Institute for Global Health in Sydney and satellite centres in China, India and the UK which are assessing population-based health delivery approaches in developing countries. His work has prevented much premature death and disability worldwide.
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Back to directory listingProfessor Stephen MacMahon FMedSci
Job Title
Principal Director, The George Institute for Global Health; Professor of Medicine and James Martin Professorial Fellow
Department
The George Institute for Global Health
Institution
University of Oxford
Year elected
2012
Interests
SpecialitiesCauses, prevention and treatment of common cardiovascular diseases and management of chronic and complex conditions in resource-poor settings
Section committee elected byPrimary care, health services research, health informatics, health improvement, social sciences, humanities, law, policy, communication or leadership as applied to health or biomedical science
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