Imre Janszky

Imre Janszky is a Professor at the Department of Public Health and Nursing, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His research focuses on cardiovascular epidemiology, public health, and risk factors for chronic diseases, particularly atrial fibrillation, heart failure, and mental health outcomes in population-based cohorts.

• Current Affiliation: NTNU, Norway
• Research Pillars: Cardiovascular Outcomes, Stress and Health, Cohort Studies

His recent work explores the interplay between reproductive health, metabolic factors, and cardiovascular disease. For example, he investigates how parity, infertility, and maternal stress influence atrial fibrillation risk using the HUNT Study—a longitudinal population-based cohort in Norway.

Key article trends include atrial fibrillation as a central theme, often analyzed through epidemiological methods and cohort studies. He also examines mental health impacts on cardiovascular outcomes and vice versa, including suicide risk after physical health events.

Imre Janszky’s contributions span interdisciplinary research, bridging public health, nursing, and clinical cardiology, with a focus on real-world data and population-level interventions.