Chahinda Ghossein-Doha

Chahinda Ghossein-Doha is a Researcher in the Department of Cardiology at Erasmus MC, Erasmus University Rotterdam, specializing in long-term cardiovascular and neurological consequences of hypertensive pregnancy disorders. Her work bridges obstetrics, cardiology, and neurology to address critical gaps in women's health post-pregnancy complications.

Her primary research domains include:

• Pre-Eclampsia pathophysiology and long-term sequelae
• Cardiovascular disease mechanisms including atherosclerosis and heart failure
• Neurocognitive impacts such as executive function impairment
• Metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance pathways
• Neurovascular coupling abnormalities
• Sex-specific cardiovascular risk stratification

Recent publications reveal a cohesive research trajectory examining how pregnancy complications like pre-eclampsia serve as early markers for future cardiovascular and cognitive decline. Her work predominantly utilizes prospective cohort studies and cross-sectional analyses to identify subclinical biomarkers, with strong emphasis on neurovascular and myocardial changes. The PEARLS and DECONNECT protocols exemplify her methodological focus on longitudinal tracking of vascular and cognitive outcomes.

Dr. Ghossein-Doha actively collaborates on multi-center studies like PEARLS (assessing 20-year atherosclerosis progression) and DECONNECT (investigating neurovascular correlates), though no specific awards, student mentorship, or grant details were documented in the source material.