Judith Verhagen

Judith Verhagen is a Researcher in the Department of Clinical Genetics at Erasmus MC, actively contributing to the understanding of genetic cardiovascular disorders. Her work focuses on genotype-phenotype correlations, particularly in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and related inherited heart diseases.

Her research interests lie at the intersection of genetics and clinical cardiology, with a strong emphasis on genetic screening, genotyping, disease expression in genotype-negative cases, and family screening protocols. She also investigates sexual dimorphism in genetic disorders and the socioeconomic burden of chronic genetic heart conditions.

The recent publications (2025) reveal a consistent trend in studying cardiovascular risk factors, long-term outcomes in genotype-positive individuals, and structural cardiac changes using advanced imaging. Her work often employs large cohort analyses and contributes to clinical guidelines in inherited myocardial diseases.

Judith Verhagen is involved in research supervision, as indicated by one supervised work in the record. She collaborates extensively with experts in cardiology and genetics across institutions.

Her research network spans multiple international collaborations, particularly in Europe, with active contributions to high-impact journals in cardiology and medical genetics. She is part of a multidisciplinary team at Erasmus MC focused on inherited cardiovascular conditions.