Redwood City, CA, October 8, 2016 —
Vascular Cures and the Society of Vascular Surgery named Ryan McEnaney, MD, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, as the 2016 Wylie Scholar.
The Wylie Scholar Program, now in its 20th year, awards three-year … Read More
In September 2016 we hosted the inaugural Vascular Research Summit as a forum for leading vascular surgeon-scientists in North America to share ideas, resources and data in a confidential forum. There were 56 surgeon-scientists from 31 leading academic medical centers … Read More
Redwood City, CA, May 8, 2016 —
Betty Heck was a vibrant, healthy 80-year-old woman. Sadly, her life ended too early when a simple foot sore led to amputation and death. “My mom had a zest for life like no … Read More
Redwood City, CA, March 31, 2016 — Vascular Cures, the only national non-profit focused on transforming research into vascular health, announced the launch of its latest initiative, Project Voice. A pilot study at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in … Read More
Thanks @VascularCures for amazing career support in our work on infection&VTE!! Pic ⬇️ is from K08 sub (w/6wk old twin #1). 4wk later covid closed our lab & our state. 1 yr later we are back on track & our work is more timely than ever. This support was critical! 👩🔬❤️ https://twitter.com/VascularCures/status/1390065298556944387
2019 Wylie Scholar, Andrea Obi MD, University of Michigan, received a NHLBI K08 Career Development Award for her project “Myeloid TLR4 epigenetic regulation and signaling in accelerating venous thrombus resolution."
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Vascular Cures is the only national non-profit representing the millions of patients with vascular disease. For more than 30 years, it has transformed patient lives through support of innovative research and programs that advance patient-centered healthcare.
