Women Underrepresented on Cardiology Editorial Boards
Major U.S. and European cardiology journals lack female leadership, study shows.
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Loeys-Dietz Syndrome – A Rare and Complex Heart Disease
A Michigan Medicine cardiologist shares important information about Loeys-Dietz Syndrome and the progress being made in diagnosing and treating this disease.
How to Know If You're Having a Heart Attack
An expert explains the difference between having a heart attack and experiencing chest pain from heart disease, along with the warning signs of each.
World’s Tiniest Pacemaker Coordinates Heartbeats from Top To Bottom
Patients whose hearts need electrical assistance to sync the atria and ventricles now have another option.
How to Check Your Blood Pressure at Home
Follow expert advice and a step-by-step video to ensure you’re getting the most accurate numbers.
5 Things Adults Born with Heart Defects Need to Know
Childhood treatment for a heart defect doesn’t mean you are in the clear as an adult. Instead, a specialist probably needs to assess your ticker’s health.
10 Heart Tests Your Doctor Might Order, and What They Mean
Heart disease patients and those suspected of having heart disease often face a battery of tests. Find out what you should expect if one of these noninvasive heart tests is in your future.
New Protein Target Could Lead to Breakthrough in Kidney Injury Prevention
Study suggests a protein called suPAR could be targeted to prevent dreaded kidney complications in patients undergoing common medical procedures.
Young Mom’s Yearlong Search for Relief Ends at Michigan Medicine
Some patients keep a hospital wristband as a memento of their experience. Heather Edds kept her rib, which sits in a jar in her home.
To Remember Her Surgery, a Young Mom's Unique Keepsake
Some patients keep a hospital wristband as a memento of their experience. Heather Edds kept her rib, which sits in a jar in her home.
