International Journal of Gerontology & Geriatric Research

E-ISSN: 2688-8548
Pubmed NLM Abbr: Int J Gerontol Geriatr Res
Journal Full Title: International Journal of Gerontology & Geriatric Research
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DOI: 10.37871 (CrossRef)
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Aging and Cognitive Pragmatics: An Exploratory Study to Understand the Illustrious Components in Healthy Aging 08/09/2022

Covid-19 and its Correlation with Chronic Diseases: Exposed Elderly 07/13/2020

A Study on Multifunctional Health and Wellness Community in Taiwan 08/20/2019

Predictors of Depression among Thai Family Caregivers of Dementia Patients in Primary Care 06/11/2019

Social Isolation and Food Insecurity: The Case of Rural Old People in Yatta Constituency, Kenya 06/03/2019

Review Articles

Resonance Medicine as a Method of Augmentation Life Expectancy 03/04/2022

Research on Geriatric Health Care in BRICS Countries: A Scientometric Investigation of Open Access Journal Articles Indexed in Scopus Database 11/09/2021

Quality of Life and associated Audiological Management Program for Adults with Dual Sensory Impairment: A Scoping Review 07/10/2021

Improving Leisure Constraints in Older Adults with a Fear of Falling through Hatha Yoga: an Acceptability and Feasibility Study 08/01/2017

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Dr. GoharAzhar graduated from Dow Medical College in Karachi, Pakistan. She completed her internship and residency in internal medicine at the Western Pennsylvania Hospital in Pittsburgh where she was recognized for her “Excellence in Ambulatory Care” and as an “Outstanding Resident ”. Subsequently, she trained as a geriatrician and physician-scientist at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and the Division on Aging, at Harvard Medical School, in Boston. Prior to her appointment at UAMS, she was an Instructor at Harvard and worked in the laboratory of Dr. Jeanne Wei. She received pilot funding from the Nathan Shock Program to study the effects of oxidative damage on the heart and the brain and was the first to report on the age-associated changes in the heart and brain in response to hypoxia-reoxygenation in terms of altered bcl2/bax ratios. She also conducted some of the first experiments on cardiac ischemia-reperfusion in the aging mouse model and determined that the window of opportunity for intervention and salvaging of cardiac tissue was significantly shorter for the old heart versus the young adult heart. A large part of my work also focused on elucidating the role of serum response factor (SRF) in the aging heart. Dr. Azhar was responsible for the physiological and functional characterization of a number of transgenic mouse models of SRF under-expression and over-expression. She co-authored a salient paper describing the cardiac changes in these mice titled “Model of functional cardiac aging” in 2003 in which a modest increase in a single transcription factor, SRF, led to accelerated aging of the heart. In brief, this was a model with premature diastolic dysfunction, represented an “old heart in a young adult body.” Diastolic dysfunction is a condition that is very commonly observed in older adults and is now also termed “heart failure” with preserved ejection fraction or HFPEF. Dr. Azhar also practiced as a geriatrician at community care centers in inner city, Boston before moving to UAMS in 2002.

Currently, Dr. Azhar is an Associate Professor of Geriatrics at the Reynolds Institute on Aging, Director of Clinical Research and Co-Director of the Cardiovascular Aging Program. Dr. Azhar also held the position of Director of the Research Career and Development Core of the Arkansas Older American Independence Center and has helped establish a program to train numerous students and junior faculty members in aging research. Her basic research interests continue include investigating transcriptional control of the aging heart and physiological evaluation of stress responses of the aging cardiovascular system. She has recently been awarded an NIH, R41 STTR grant titled, “Nutritional Therapy in Elderly with Heart Failure” which builds on her clinical interests in cardiovascular aging. The clinical research projects involve the study of heart failure in the elderly, frailty and functional outcomes in response to nutritional interventions. She is interested in discovering new genes and proteins that could help turn the older heart into a younger heart. She enjoys being a geriatrician and including the integration of science and technology to maintain functional independence of older individuals and their caregivers in her practice.