Lauren Snider to Join VUMC Radiology as Assistant Professor
Andrew Marsala to Join VUMC Radiology as Assistant Professor
Pendergrass Lecture in Thoracic Radiology | March 20, 2023
Jenny Weaver Publishes Story on Osteoarthritis Imaging in 'Skeletal Radiology'
Brent Savoie to Join Navvis Health as Chief Performance Executive
Jennifer Williams Becomes Section Chief of Cardiothoracic Imaging
VUMC Radiology Faculty Published in 'RadioGraphics'
Wellington Pham Elected as American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow
James Gregory 'Greg' Terry, M.S.
James "Greg" Terry a graduate of UNC-Wilmington (BS, Biology) and Wake Forest University (MS, Molecular & Cellular Pathobiology). His training is in atherosclerosis pathology and cardiovascular disease epidemiology. Terry came to Vanderbilt in 2014 after 25 years at Wake Forest University Medical Center. His research relies on CT and MRI to quantify atherosclerosis, cardiac structure and function, and ectopic adipose tissue deposition in studies ranging from small clinical trials to large epidemiologic populations. He also has long-standing interests in traditional and emerging risk factors for cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Terry's imaging techniques and measures of cardiovascular risk and outcomes are included in NIH studies such as MESA, CARDIA, and Jackson Heart Study.