Karol Kamiński

Professor Karol Kamiński is a faculty member at the Medical University of Bialystok, holding a position in the Department of Population Medicine and Civilization Diseases Prevention within the Faculty of Medicine. He serves as Vice-Rector for Preventive Medicine and Open Science, emphasizing institutional leadership in evidence-based healthcare practices. His research focuses on genetic and epidemiological factors influencing chronic diseases, particularly cardiovascular conditions and age-related disorders. Key areas include genetic polymorphisms associated with myocardial infarction mortality, osteoporosis-linked ocular diseases, and biomarker-driven diagnostics for periodontitis.

• Administrative Role: Vice-Rector for Preventive Medicine & Open Science
• Academic Affiliation: Faculty of Medicine (Medical University of Bialystok)

Recent work highlights interdisciplinary approaches, combining genomic data with clinical outcomes to refine diagnostic models. His studies often involve large-scale cohort analyses and SNP-based risk assessment frameworks. Collaborations span cardiology, ophthalmology, and dentistry, reflecting a holistic view of population health.

Publications emphasize methodological rigor in genetic association studies, with notable contributions to understanding PHACTR1 gene variants’ impact on cardiovascular mortality and proteomic approaches for periodontal disease diagnosis.