About the Doctor
Dr. Lynne Lalor Johnson is a distinguished figure in the field of cardiology, holding a rich history of clinical and academic achievements. With roots at Columbia University Medical Center, she pioneered in nuclear cardiology, contributing to early perfusion imaging techniques. Dr. Johnson's dedication to advancing cardiac care led her through esteemed roles, including the direction of nuclear cardiology at the University of Alabama and a tenure at Brown University. Her innovative work extends to developing novel imaging probes, significantly impacting the understanding of cardiovascular diseases.
In her tenure, Dr. Johnson has directed preclinical imaging laboratories, marrying her expertise in cardiology with cutting-edge molecular imaging. Her research is diverse, focusing on myocardial ischemia, atherosclerosis, and imaging vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque with an investigative eye on tracer uptake signaling apoptosis and inflammation. At Columbia, she founded a molecular imaging core laboratory, propelling the institution to the forefront of translational research. Dr. Johnson's prolific contributions to cardiology are evidenced by her extensive publication record, advancing the frontiers of medical imaging and therapy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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In which specialty does Dr. Lynne Lalor Johnson work?
She works in the cardiovascular disease department.
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At which hospital does Lynne Lalor Johnson work?
Dr. Lynne works at - NewYork-Presbyterian / Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
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What diseases is Dr. Lynne in?
Dr. Lynne specializes in diseases and treatments such as adult cardiology.
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