American Heart Association - November 14, 2016

Chicago scientist awarded AHA prize for research into genetic flaws responsible for inherited human disorders including heart failure

Dallas scientist-educator receives American Heart Association award for his “unsurpassed record of success” as an academic mentor

Virginia medical expert awarded AHA Clinical Research Prize for leading development of life-saving emergency cardiac care

A first-two major American Heart Association awards go to one recipient: ex-AHA President Dr. Sidney C. Smith Jr.

Boston scientist awarded AHA Population Research Prize for findings of genetic flaws, other causes contributing to heart, vascular diseases

Scientist gets AHA Research Achievement Award for his leading role in perfecting practice-changing heart disease treatment procedures

Harvard geneticist gets American Heart Association award for identifying molecular basis for inherited heart failure

Mostly meat, high protein diet linked to heart failure in older women

Una dieta alta en proteínas, en su mayoría de carne, vinculada con insuficiencia cardiaca en mujeres de mayor edad