Congratulations to 2016 Wylie Scholar Dr. Ryan McEnaney, MD on receiving the Veterans Affairs BLR&D Career Development Award!
Diseases involving arterial blockages are the leading causes of death and disability in North America and Europe, and have a high prevalence … Read More
Vascular Cures is pleased to announce Dr. John Byrne, University Health Network – Toronto General Hospital, as our 2018 Wylie Scholar. His work on “Characterization of Macrophage Biology in the Pathogenesis of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms,” will study the inflammatory process … Read More
Vascular Cures would like to introduce our two new members of the Board of Directors, Julie Lawrence and Lilia M. Coburn!
Julie Lawrence is Program Officer with the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation’s Patient Care Program, where she focuses on … Read More
Vascular Cures would like to extend congratulations to Dr. Mohamed Zayed, MD, PhD, on publishing in the Journal of Lipid Research! His publication was selected for the April 2018 journal cover. Dr. Zayed is the Vascular Cures 2015 Wylie Scholar … Read More
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A person’s ethnicity or race shouldn’t put them at higher risk for having heart disease or stroke, but unfortunately, it is one factor that affects a person’s likeliness to develop vascular disease.
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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.
