Vascular Cures welcomes Dr. Aruna Pradhan, MD, MPH to our Scientific Advisory Board! Dr. Pradhan is a cardiologist, epidemiologist and clinical trialist at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and is actively involved in the design, conduct, and analysis of a … Read More
Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Eagleton
Vascular Cures congratulates Matthew Eagleton, MD on his new position as Chief of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital! Dr. Eagleton is a 2007 Wylie Scholar and former Associate Professor, Vascular Surgery and Biomedical Engineering at the Cleveland … Read More
A Stent to Save Organs for Transplant
In the United States, only a quarter of the 120,000 patients who need an organ transplant ultimately receive one. Meanwhile, thousands of organs are discarded each year as a result of injury from inadequate blood flow (ischemic injury) as the … Read More
NIH Funding for Non-Healing Wounds in Diabetic Patients
Dr. Katherine Gallagher, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Michigan and 2012 Wylie Scholar has just received $2.4 million from the NIH to investigate how we may be able to better treat non-healing wounds, a major cause … Read More
Congratulations to Board member, @Bob_Kain, for being named to @FastCompany's Most Creative People in Business 2020. We are grateful to have his ingenuity and passion for the empowered patient behind our mission.
#FCMostCreative
Our CEO & Co-founder @bob_kain has just been named to @FastCompany's annual list of the Most Creative People in Business 2020. In the era of COVID-19, here’s how our leading man is creatively making an impact in health for the greater good. #FCMostCreative https://www.lunadna.com/blog/lunapbcs-ceo-bob-kain-fast-companys-most-creative-people-in-business-2020/
The first of the Vascular Innovation Series Webinars (August 25th, 12pm PST) will explore the importance of patient-centered outcomes and the challenges of utilizing that data for the approval and reimbursement of new products.
Find out more and register: https://vascularcures.org/innovation-research-summits/
Vascular Cures is pleased to announce the 2020 #CPCR grants to two teams of established clinician-scientists. The program aims to identify biomarkers of poor response to procedures, improve the patient prognosis and identify new targets for future drugs. https://vascularcures.org/2020/07/23/vascular-cures-announces-the-2020-collaborative-patient-centered-research-grants/
