WEforum Health and Wellness Conference 2018
Julie Master, DO, FACC – Director of Noninvasive Cardiac Services at Monmouth Medical Center
Cardiovascular Nutrition Controversies
Wednesday, November 14 10:30-10:50 AM – LEARNING LECTURES (MAIN LOBBY / CENTER ATRIUM)
A heart-healthy diet has been the cornerstone of cardiovascular disease prevention and treatment for decades. This presentation will address some of the more popular food trends and dietary patterns that are promoted for cardiovascular health. Is coffee good for your heart and how much; what about tea? Should you take an antioxidant pill? How about that glass of red wine?
It will also answer your burning questions about benefits of nutraceuticals such as red yeast rice, fish oil and others.
Dr. Julie Master immigrated to United States at age 15 from Kiev, Ukraine. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Brooklyn College in 1998 where she received B.S. in Biology. She earned her medical degree in New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and a recipient of the Dr. Jeger Award for Excellence in Clinical Education.
Dr. Master completed her Internal Medicine Residency in Beth Israel Medical Center in NYC and was chosen to serve as Chief Resident in 2006. She then went on to complete Cardiology Fellowship in the same university hospital. From 2010 to 2017 Dr. Master was in private practice in Shrewsbury NJ and joined Barnabas Health Medical Group in November of 2017. Dr. Master is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Echocardiography, Nuclear and Vascular medicine.
Her professional interests include women’s cardiovascular health, coronary disease prevention, cardio oncology and noninvasive cardiac imaging. She is involved in community and resident education.
Julie is married and lives in Holmdel with her husband and their two children, Alex and Eva. Her personal interests include nutrition, fitness and gardening.
