American Heart Association - November 13, 2017 * Update

American Heart Association Basic Research prize awarded to Philadelphia scientist for identifying novel molecular targets for treating heart failure
UCLA professor presented Chairman’s Award for “invaluable contributions” to American Heart Association goals, programs
California scientist recognized by American Heart Association for innovative trials improving care of heart disease patients with blood-clot complications
Cincinnati expert on congenital heart disease honored for “extensive and successful” mentoring of future cardiologists
American Heart Association council honors Rochester cardiologist for clarifying critical aspects of coronary disease, improving patient care
American Heart Association Population Research Prize goes to Kentucky scientist for studies creating ‘highly relevant’ new understanding of cardiovascular disease
Mayo Clinic scientist recognized for his leading role in developing first effective treatment for stroke caused by blood clots
Harvard scientist gets American Heart Association award for identifying optimal treatments for cardiovascular disorders
Gobbling your food may harm your waistline and heart
Sudden cardiac death rates may be seven times higher among young people with diabetes
Drinking coffee may be associated with reduced risk of heart failure and stroke
High blood pressure redefined for first time in 14 years: 130 is the new high
Plant based diet associated with less heart failure risk
Driving a Tesla may not trip your defibrillator
Catastrophic costs for hospitalization expenses common among uninsured heart and stroke patients