• Biography:

    Dr. Ankit Shah earned his undergraduate and medical degrees from Rutgers University. After completing internal medicine and endocrinology training at Columbia University, he returned to Rutgers as a faculty member. Dr. Shah maintains a general endocrine practice at RWJMS, serving a wide variety of patients. He also plays an active role in the clinical and research training of endocrinology fellows, internal medicine residents, medical students, and undergraduates.

    Clinical Interests:

    In the clinic, Dr. Shah enjoys treating patients with a variety of endocrine and hormonal disorders related to diabetes mellitus, thyroid hormone levels, adrenal disorders, calcium disturbances, and pituitary abnormalities.

    Research Interests:

    Dr. Shah’s research centers around metabolic disorders, including diabetes mellitus, obesity, and fatty liver disease. He leads or collaborates on a wide variety of patient-oriented translational studies aimed at understanding the pathogenesis of these diseases and identifying novel treatment strategies.

    Active research projects:

    • Gluconeogenesis substrate utilization in humans
    • Role of kisspeptin in metabolic dysfunction-associated liver disease (collaboration with Bhattacharya lab)
    • Impact of exercise on vascular and metabolic function (collaboration with Malin lab)

    Publications