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Marianne Legato

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#2018

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#9500

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Marianne Legato's Degrees

Doctorate Medicine Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Marianne J. Legato is an American physician, author, lecturer, and renowned expert in gender-specific medicine, which focuses on understanding how biological sex and gender influence human health and the experience of diseases.

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Pathophysiology and Prevention of Atrial Fibrillation (2001) (756)
Disruption of the myocardial extracellular matrix leads to cardiac dysfunction. (2000) (278)
Gender-specific care of the patient with diabetes: review and recommendations. (2006) (229)
Principles of gender-specific medicine (2010) (185)
Coronary artery disease in women. (1996) (178)
THE SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF CALCIUM ION IN MAMMALIAN MYOCARDIUM (1969) (136)
Sarcomerogenesis in human myocardium. (1970) (126)
Consideration of Sex Differences in Medicine to Improve Health Care and Patient Outcomes. (2016) (114)
Women's perceptions of their general health, with special reference to their risk of coronary artery disease: results of a national telephone survey. (1997) (111)
Gender-specific aspects of obesity. (1997) (107)
Cellular Mechanisms of Normal Growth in the Mammalian Heart: I. Qualitative and Quantitative Features of Ventricular Architecture in the Dog from Birth to Five Months of Age (1979) (94)
Cellular Mechanisms of Normal Growth in the Mammalian Heart: II. A Quantitative and Qualitative Comparison between the Right and Left Ventricular Myocytes in the Dog from Birth to Five Months of Age (1979) (84)
Ultrastructural characteristics of the rat ventricular cell grown in tissue culture, with special reference to sarcomerogenesis. (1972) (78)
Female Sex and Gender in Lung/Sleep Health and Disease. Increased Understanding of Basic Biological, Pathophysiological, and Behavioral Mechanisms Leading to Better Health for Female Patients with Lung Disease (2018) (59)
Isolated myocytes from adult canine left ventricle: Ca2+ tolerance, electrophysiology, and ultrastructure. (1983) (57)
Dyslipidemia, gender, and the role of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol: implications for therapy. (2000) (56)
Ultrastructure of the Atrial, Ventricular, and Purkinje Cell, with Special Reference to the Genesis of Arrhythmias (1973) (56)
Developmental changes in impulse conduction in the canine heart. (1981) (53)
Atrial ultrastructure in patients with fixed intra-atrial block. (1974) (44)
Gender and the heart: sex-specific differences in normal anatomy and physiology. (2000) (41)
Beyond women's health the new discipline of gender-specific medicine. (2003) (38)
Sympathetic innervation modulates ventricular impulse propagation and repolarisation in the immature rat heart. (1993) (38)
Integrating topics of sex and gender into medical curricula—lessons from the international community (2016) (35)
Developmental changes in the cardiac effects of amrinone in the dog. (1983) (32)
Gender-specific physiology: how real is it? How important is it? (1997) (27)
The ultrastructure of myocardial hypertrophy: why does the compensated heart fail? (1984) (23)
Medical implications of the male biological clock. (2006) (22)
Intermittent intra-atrial block: its diagnosis, incidence and implications. (1974) (20)
Phospholipase C modulates automaticity of canine cardiac Purkinje fibers. (1990) (20)
Cardiovascular disease in women: gender-specific aspects of hypertension and the consequences of treatment. (1998) (20)
Maintained differentiation in rat cardiac monolayer cultures: tetrodotoxin sensitivity and ultrastructure. (1980) (19)
The Stressed Heart (2011) (17)
The impact of emotions on cardiovascular health. (1999) (16)
Why Men Never Remember and Women Never Forget (2005) (16)
Pompe's disease. Electromyographic, electron microscopic, and cardiovascular aspects. (1970) (15)
Fetal canine cardiac Purkinje fibers: electrophysiology and ultrastructure. (1984) (15)
Women's health: not for women only. (1998) (14)
Gender-specific medicine: the view from Salzburg. (2004) (12)
Gender-specific medicine in the genomic era. (2016) (12)
The correlation of ultrastructure and function in the mammalian myocardial cell. (1969) (11)
Untangling the Gordian Knot of Human Sexuality (2018) (9)
The anatomic matrix as a factor in susceptibility to lethal arrhythmias in a canine model of sudden cardiac death. (1993) (9)
Gender and the Heart: Sex-Specific Differences in the Normal Myocardial Anatomy and Physiology (2010) (9)
The Health of Men & Women (2008) (8)
What Should the Practicing Physician Know About Digoxin Bioavailability and How Will FDA Action Affect Him? (1974) (8)
The skewed sex distribution in affective disorders--a diagnostic, social, or biological problem? (2010) (7)
Repolarization: physiological and structural determinants, and pathophysiological changes. (1985) (7)
Why Men Die First: How to Lengthen Your Lifespan (2008) (7)
Restoring the Balance: Women Physicians and the Profession of Medicine, 1850-1995 (review) (2001) (7)
The role of Z substance in sarcomerogenesis. (1973) (6)
Cardiovascular Disease in Women: What's Different? What's New? What's Unresolved? (1994) (6)
The allostatic load: how stress makes us sick. (2010) (5)
But what about men? (2006) (5)
The Myocardial Cell: New Concepts for the Clinical Cardiologist (1972) (5)
Men, women, and brains: what's hardwired, what's learned,and what's controversial. (2005) (5)
The myocardial cell for the clinical cardiologist (1973) (5)
Rethinking Gender-Specific Medicine (2006) (4)
Postpartum depression and gender-specific justice. (2002) (4)
19 – Gender and the Heart: Sex-Specific Differences in Normal Myocardial Anatomy and Physiology and in the Experiences of Some Diseases of the Cardiovascular System (2004) (4)
Is there a role for gender-specific medicine in today's health care system? (2000) (4)
Worlds within worlds: the human microbiome. (2011) (3)
Balancing the three-legged stool: which faculty are most important in our academic medical centers? (2006) (3)
Beta-adrenergic modulation of Na-K pump activity in young and adult canine cardiac Purkinje fibers. (1996) (3)
Gender-Specific Medicine: An Idea That Should Have Been Intuitive But Which Required the Efforts of an International Community to Establish (2017) (3)
Janus, Armageddon, and genomics: Thoughts on entering the new year (2007) (3)
Symposium on the training of tomorrow's physicians: how well are we meeting society's expectations? Committee on Medical Education, the New York Academy of Medicine. (1984) (3)
Rethinking circumcision: medical intervention, religious ceremony, or genital mutilation? (2002) (3)
The "biological sex or gender?" Debate: "Everything flows, nothing stands still. Nothing endures but change.". (2011) (3)
The Developing Heart (1984) (3)
The Physician-Scientist: An Endangered Species. (1983) (3)
Personalized Medicine and the Icarus Project: Ethical and Moral Issues in Sending Humans into Space (2019) (2)
HRT, HERS, NIH, WHI: alphabet soup? (2002) (2)
Report of the Task Force on Research on Women's Health for the 21st Century: a personal overview. (1998) (2)
Physician suicide: unnecessary losses. (2009) (2)
INTRODUCTION TO CARDIOLOGY (2004) (2)
The morphology of the developing canine conducting system: bundle branch and Purkinje cell architecture from birth to week 12 of life. (1991) (2)
The homosexual and transgendered individual: deviant or part of the normal human continuum? (2011) (2)
The tip of the spear. (2007) (2)
Roundtable Discussion III: The Development and Uses of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: A Work in Progress (2020) (2)
Sailing the sea of synthetic biology: Dr. Venter and the Sorcerer II. (2010) (1)
Why do we need an Association for Gender-Specific Medicine? (2003) (1)
Gender and the Genome: A New Journal for the 21st Century (2017) (1)
Notes from New York City, II: Living on two levels. (2002) (1)
The 1st World Congress on Gender-Specific Medicine: Report from Berlin (2006) (1)
Symposium on the academic physician: an endangered species: introductory remarks. (1981) (1)
The Disappearing Doctors (1981) (1)
Does sex matter? The Institute of Medicine answers "yes.". (2001) (1)
The pharmaceutical company and the academic medical center: win-win or mutual exploitation? (2002) (1)
The real Fourth of July story. (2000) (1)
How the Social Becomes the Biological: The Interaction between the Genome and the Environment (2017) (1)
The changing position of women in the medical marketplace: women's health morphs into gender-specific medicine. (2002) (1)
When the doctor needs a doctor. (2003) (1)
The Silent Male : How Much Do We Really Care About Men? (2007) (1)
HRT, HERS, and the medical community: controversies and confusion or, "what is truth?" said Pilate. (2000) (1)
The international association for gender-specific medicine (2006) (1)
Roundtable Discussion on COVID-19 Through a Sex and Gender Lens (2020) (1)
Manipulating the genome, enhancing humans, and creating robots to keep us company: thoughts on what's "human". (2007) (1)
Eve's Rib (2002) (1)
Untying the gordian knot: what we do and don't know about gender-specific medicine-keynote address for the 2014 Academic Emergency Medicine Consensus Conference. (2014) (1)
New concepts of cardiac cellular structure and function. (1972) (1)
2005: a year of accreditation, collaboration, and setting standards-landmarks for the Partnership and Gender Medicine. (2005) (1)
Gender-specific medicine--should it change the way we are doing business? (1999) (1)
The academic physician: an endangered species. (1979) (1)
The Developing Heart: Clinical Implications Of Its Molecular Biology And Physiology (2011) (1)
Gender-specific medicine the partnership for women's health at Columbia University: what's in a name? (2002) (1)
Nuclear pores in the human myofiber (1974) (1)
Managing coronary heart disease risk in postmenopausal women (1993) (1)
The Food and Drug Administration: an agency under siege. (2008) (1)
Correction: Gender-specific medicine in the genomic era. (2016) (1)
Father of the genetic code: thoughts on the life and death of Marshall W. Nirenberg. (2010) (1)
Off with the new and on with the old: Rediscovering digoxin. (2010) (0)
Book Review:Growth of the Heart in Health and Disease. Radovan Zak (1985) (0)
Pathophysiology and Prevention of Atrial Fibrillation Current Perspective (2001) (0)
Doctor M. Irené Ferrer: Physician without peer (2005) (0)
Dedication to José M. Ferrer, M.D. (1984) (0)
Thoughts on genetic engineering and the fountain of youth. (1999) (0)
Gender and sleep "Morning came, as it always does". (2008) (0)
Integrating topics of sex and gender into medical curricula—lessons from the international community (2016) (0)
Medicine then and now: how far have we come? How much farther will we go? (2000) (0)
Treatment of Dyslipbdemias in Women: Normal Developmental Changes in Serum Lipids (1996) (0)
The doctor's dilemma: what should we expect in the consulting room? (1999) (0)
What makes us ourselves? Formulating the answer is a work in progress. (2011) (0)
Pathophysiology and Prevention of Atrial Fibrillation Current (2001) (0)
The Discipline of Gender-Speciﬁc Medicine (2003) (0)
Making sense of scent. (2009) (0)
Sex-Specific Biology of the Gastrointestinal Tract (2007) (0)
The Intelligent Genome: How Epigenetics Mediates Adaptation (2017) (0)
Living in the "zero years": the brave new world of 21st-century science. (2010) (0)
Men, women, and war: a physician's view. (2003) (0)
On the voyage of the beagle and other great adventures. (2006) (0)
Deciding right from wrong: more complicated than it might appear. (2000) (0)
Belling the cat: clinical investigation in vulnerable populations (a good idea, but who's going to volunteer?). (1998) (0)
The doctor, the patient and the third party payer: three begins to be a crowd. (1986) (0)
Book Review Women and Health Edited by Marlene B. Goldman and Maureen C. Hatch. 1276 pp., illustrated. San Diego, Calif., Academic Press, 2000. $149.95. 0-12-288145-1 (2000) (0)
Doctor atomic and doctor genomic. (2008) (0)
The transgender individual (2020) (0)
Notes from New York city (2001) (0)
Thoughts on traveling to Israel: attending the Bi-National Israel-USA conference. Promoting women's health across generations. (1998) (0)
Sending Icarus into Space (and Getting Him Safely Back Home Again) (2017) (0)
Sex and society: the journal takes a look at their interaction. (2008) (0)
Premenopausal or postmenopausal: what else is there? (1999) (0)
The complex dance between parents and child: the sex of all 3 modifies phenotype. (2011) (0)
Homosexuality: the biological basis of differences in sexual orientation (2020) (0)
Prometheus and the heaven scenario: progress and challenges in 21st century science. (2011) (0)
Gender-specific features of the experience of coronary artery disease (2006) (0)
The plot thickens. (2006) (0)
Editorial“Never again?” (2005) (0)
Peter Singer and Telford Taylor: what questions do they raise for us all? (2000) (0)
Men, Women, and Space Travel: Gene-Linked Molecular Networks, Human Countermeasures, and Legal and Ethical Considerations (2017) (0)
Biological Sex and the Genome: What Makes Us Ourselves? (2012) (0)
Women’s Health and Menopause in Research and Clinical Practice: Session Summary (2002) (0)
Taking Care of the Female Patient: "Why Can't a Woman Be More Like a Man?" (2004) (0)
Women's health: where are all the men? (1999) (0)
Hormone Replacement Therapy: What's Science and What's Speculation? What More do we Need to Know? (1996) (0)
Disorders of sex development (2020) (0)
New challenges for statins:what the public can, or should, be told. (2005) (0)
Women's Perception of Risk of Coronary Artery Disease (1997) (0)
The NIH and women's health: praising--and criticizing--the right things. (2000) (0)
The genomic era: "It's just the way I am" gives way to "look at what I might become!". (2009) (0)
Editing the Human Genome: Progress and Controversies (2017) (0)
Drug trials, gender, and Dr. Spilker: what is fad and what is science? (1999) (0)
Dr. Vivian W. Pinn's decade at the office of research on women's health: reaping a rich harvest. (2004) (0)
What determines biological sex? (2020) (0)
Sex and Gender in Medicine (2009) (0)
Amrinone in the Dog (2005) (0)
Letter: Nuclear pores in the human myofiber. (1974) (0)
Advocates for "men's health": the newest voice. (2001) (0)
A New Partner for Gender and the Genome (2018) (0)
Are "facts" in medicine fads and fashions? The changing landscape of the estrogen story and its heroes. (2003) (0)
From Gender to Genomics: Achievements and Challenges in Sex-Specific Science (2012) (0)
The sexual brain (2020) (0)
The festival della scienza: An international community of scholars talks to the public (2010) (0)
The Action of Ovarian Steroid Hormones on Tissues and Organs (1999) (0)
The mechanism of new sarcomere production in the human myocardial cell. (1971) (0)
Clinical Considerations in the Dyslipidemic Patient: Indications and Strategies for Treatment (1997) (0)

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