Dr Jason Kaplan

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Specialist Cardiologist and Physician; Senior Clinical Lecturer in Medicine, Macquarie University

Dr Jason Kaplan is a specialist adult cardiologist and physician. He completed cardiology training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. He subspecialises in Cardiac Imaging( Cardiac CT and Echocardiography), Preventative Cardiology and Sports Cardiology. His hospital work is based at St Vincents Private Hospital. He is also a visiting medical officer at the Mater and North Shore Private Hospital.
Dr Kaplan is currently a senior clinical lecturer in Medicine in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Macquarie University where he was instrumental in the setup of the the structural heart program at that institution.
He is an accredited level B specialist in Cardiac CT and is involved in teaching to other physicians in this area. He is most proud of his training of cardiac sonographers, and in 2019 he was awarded a Fellowship of the American College of Cardiology for his contribution to cardiovascular medicine.
Dr Kaplan has consulted to major sporting organisations in Australian including the NRL and A League.

Olive oil, Mediterranean diets and a new way to think about lipids and cardiovascular risk

This article details how and why a Mediterranean diet is effective for both primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease.

Olive oil, Mediterranean diets and a new way to think about lipids and cardiovascular risk

This article details how and why a Mediterranean diet is effective for both primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease.

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Dr Jason Kaplan

Specialist Cardiologist and Physician; Senior Clinical Lecturer in Medicine, Macquarie University

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Olive oil, Mediterranean diets and a new way to think about lipids and cardiovascular risk

This article details how and why a Mediterranean diet is effective for both primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease.

Olive oil, Mediterranean diets and a new way to think about lipids and cardiovascular risk

This article details how and why a Mediterranean diet is effective for both primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease.

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This article details how and why a Mediterranean diet is effective for both primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease.

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