Jiang He

Dr. Jiang He is a globally recognized Professor and Chair of Epidemiology at the UT Southwestern O'Donnell School of Public Health, with joint appointments in Internal Medicine and Neurology at the UT Southwestern Medical School. His research spans cardiometabolic and brain health, focusing on cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, stroke, and dementia prevention.

• Professor and Chair, Epidemiology
• Professor, Internal Medicine & Neurology
• UT Southwestern Medical Center

Research Interests: Dr. He leads large-scale NIH-funded clinical trials and epidemiological studies on blood pressure management, diabetes, and implementation strategies for hypertension control in low-income populations. His work bridges clinical research and global public health policy.

Article Trends: His 15 most recent publications (2009-2025) highlight blood pressure-related disease prevention (stroke, dementia, COPD), implementation science in rural/low-income settings, and clinical trial designs for hypertension and diabetes.

Scientific Awards:

• Abraham Lilienfeld Award (American College of Epidemiology)
• Distinguished Scientist Award (American Heart Association)
• Elected to National Academy of Medicine (2023)

Grants & Education: Dr. He has served as PI or Co-I on over 50 NIH grants. While specific educational details are not mentioned, his leadership in epidemiology and clinical research is evident through mentorship of numerous students and fellows.