11 Facts About Rahul Potluri

Rahul Potluri was born on 19 December 1983 and is a British physician, researcher and founder of ACALM Study Unit, United Kingdom.

Rahul Potluri's work has shown for the first time a link between high cholesterol and breast cancer.

Rahul Potluri was born in India and moved to the UK at the age of eight.

Rahul Potluri attended King Edwards VI Five Ways School in Birmingham.

Rahul Potluri undertook medical undergraduate training at the University of Birmingham.

Rahul Potluri was appointed as Honorary Clinical Lecturer in Cardiology at Aston University, Birmingham, UK in 2013.

Rahul Potluri is an expert in big data analytics in medical and healthcare research.

Rahul Potluri spoke on the topic at the European Society of Cardiology Conference in Rome, Italy, in August 2016 and highlighted potential developments in the field to come.

Rahul Potluri presented research from the ACALM Study Unit at the European Society of Cardiology Conference in London, August 2015, which showed that heart attack patients admitted at the weekend died earlier compared to those admitted during the working week.

Research led by Rahul Potluri evaluating ethnic group variations in healthcare and particularly length of stay in hospital and mortality has been widely published.

Rahul Potluri was awarded the Cochrane prize from the Faculty of Public Health, United Kingdom for his research on patients of South Asian origin in 2007.