Michigan Medicine notifies patients of health information data breach
Michigan Medicine is notifying approximately 870 patients about the theft of a laptop computer that may have exposed some of their health information.
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Women with Congenital Heart Disease: Safe Pregnancy Is Possible
Women with ACHD who are considering having a baby need to be especially vigilant with their health care. An expert explains what to know.
Shining a Spotlight on Fibromuscular Dysplasia
May is Fibromuscular Dysplasia Awareness Month. Find out how this once rare yet serious condition is getting the attention it deserves.
Minimally Invasive TAVR Stops a Life-Threatening Heart Condition
When Marek Wach didn’t respond to treatment for a virus, doctors found a far more serious problem: aortic valve disease.
Study: Medicaid Expansion Has No Negative Effect on Cardiovascular Procedural Outcomes
More people are receiving coronary revascularization under the Healthy Michigan Plan. A new analysis finds that the expansion hasn’t caused significant problems for patients.
Study: Medicaid Expansion Has No Negative Effect on Cardiovascular Procedural Outcomes
More people are receiving coronary revascularization under the Healthy Michigan Plan. A new analysis finds that the expansion hasn’t caused significant problems for patients.
Weighing TAVR vs. SAVR for Aortic Stenosis Treatment
A Michigan Medicine cardiac surgeon explains treatment for aortic stenosis patients while stressing the importance of shared decision-making.
After Massive Aortic Aneurysm, Resilient Mom Runs Half-Marathon
A young mother’s life-threatening condition was discovered just in time. Today, she feels blessed to have her life back.
Frankel CVC members active at ACC.18
From awards to new research, members of the U-M Frankel CVC will be very active at the American College of Cardiology’s 67th annual Scientific Session & Expo. Check back in often to see what CVC members are up to between March 10-12 in Orlando.
Research vs. Clinical Genetic Testing: Clearing Up Confusion
Patients often mistake one type of genetic testing for the other. Find out the differences — and benefits — of each.
