Samia Kazi

Dr. Samia Kazi is an Adjunct Associate Lecturer affiliated with the Westmead Applied Research Centre under the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. Her research spans cardiology, internal medicine, and digital health, with a focus on cardiovascular diagnostics, inflammation in coronary artery disease, and microbiome interactions with medications.

Research Interests

• Cardiology (arrhythmias, myocardial infarction risk factors)
• Diabetes and cardiovascular outcomes
• Digital health interventions for heart disease prevention
• Microbiome interactions with cardiovascular drugs
• Public health strategies for postpartum diabetes management

In 2024, she published extensively on single-lead ECG diagnostics, inflammation in coronary disease, and microbiome effects of cardiovascular medications. Her earlier work (2022–2023) examined non-invasive cardiac testing preferences, Brugada syndrome treatments, and gestational diabetes postpartum care. She collaborates with multidisciplinary teams across epidemiology, pharmacology, and digital health.

Labs & Collaborations

Dr. Kazi contributes to the Westmead Applied Research Centre, engaging in clinical and public health studies with teams at the University of Sydney and national institutions like the National Heart Foundation of Australia.