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Novel variant discovery
Identifying genetic signals that can clarify inherited cardiovascular risk.
Chahal Laboratory · Cardiovascular Research
Advancing Knowledge for a Better World
A human-centered research laboratory advancing discovery across inherited cardiovascular disease, electrophysiology, imaging, and population genomics.
Inherited Cardiovascular Disease
Electrophysiology
Genomics & Precision Medicine
Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Multi-Modal Imaging & Multi-Omic Research
Wearable Technology & Remote Monitoring
Principal Investigator and lab lead
MD | PhD | FRCP | FACC | FESC | FAHA | FHRS
Director, Center for Inherited Cardiovascular Disease · Consultant Cardiac Electrophysiologist, WellSpan Health
Dr. Chahal leads a clinical and research program focused on the people and families affected by inherited cardiac disease. The team is at the intersection of electrophysiology, advanced imaging, and genomic discovery to improve how cardiovascular risk is recognized and understood.
Through the Gene Health Project (part of Helix Research Network), the lab works alongside diverse communities, including Plain communities, to make population genomics more representative, practical, and connected to better care.
Discover the Gene Health ProjectOur mission
We explore innovative solutions to complex cardiovascular and societal questions by connecting clinical insight, genomic data, and community partnership.
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Identifying genetic signals that can clarify inherited cardiovascular risk.
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Building evidence that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve.
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Moving research insight toward more informed, equitable cardiovascular care.
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Applying machine learning and AI-driven analysis to uncover patterns in cardiovascular and genomic data.
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Integrating genomic, proteomic, imaging, and clinical data streams to build a richer picture of cardiovascular disease.
Landmark publications from Chahal Lab — manually curated from our full bibliography.
Global Network
Chahal Lab partners with leading institutions across North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond to advance cardiovascular genomics research.
Join our lab
We welcome researchers, trainees, and collaborators who want to help make cardiovascular discovery more inclusive and actionable.
Department of Cardiology
1001 S. George St, York, PA 17403
WellSpan Health
157 N. Reading Rd, Ephrata, PA 17522