# Mintu Turakhia

Person · id `cardio:mintu-turakhia` · Cardiovascular Atlas · release `f6f6f1b6f50379ed` (public)

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Also called: Minang Turakhia; Mintu P Turakhia

Browse, condition area: Heart rhythm problems  

## In plain language

A researcher at Stanford University. The ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT03335800, for a smartwatch atrial fibrillation study, lists him as one of two principal investigators, and his name is in the author list of the study's main paper. This page holds only that public professional identity.

## Technical summary

ClinicalTrials.gov NCT03335800 (source cardio:ctgov-nct03335800) lists Minang (Mintu) Turakhia, MD, MAS, Stanford University, as one of two overall officials with the role principal investigator, and gives his responsible-party title as Associate Professor of Medicine, Stanford University. The registry gives no dates for the role. The PubMed record of that study's main paper (PMID 31722151) lists Mintu P Turakhia as the 22nd of 23 author entries, ahead of the collective name for the study investigators; his affiliation line names the Center for Digital Health at Stanford University and the VA Palo Alto Health Care System. The registry and the paper share no identifier for him, so the match rests on the name and the institution. No ORCID iD was fetched. Marco V. Perez, the other listed principal investigator, has no record here.

## Connected pages

- Authored: Apple Heart Study results, NEJM 2019 (`cardio:pub-apple-heart-study-nejm-2019`)

## Provenance

Content hash: a33cee0acf18cc6ebb77afb5e3521d9646c375d4481f82d42755ccaf921468ae
Last substantive edit: 2026-10-15
Evidence last checked: 2026-10-14