A new research paper by our latest Wylie Scholar, Dr. Kathryn Howe, and her colleagues, suggests that COVID-19 may affect the function of the endothelial cells that line the blood vessels.
Dr. Howe and her research partners at the … Read More
Is COVID-19 a blood vessel disease?
An article recently posted on Medium, “Coronavirus May Be a Blood Vessel Disease, Which Explains Everything”, has experts theorizing on why COVID19 may be a vascular disease.
Dr. Peter Schneider, a vascular surgery professor at UCSF and a member … Read More
COVID-19 and Blood Clots
“Dr. Andrea Obi, the 2019 Wylie Scholar, shares her perspective on the current understanding of COVID-19’s impact on venous thromboembolism (VTE) and how her research may answer ongoing questions and lead to treatments for the disease.”… Read More
COVID-19 Resources
Vascular Cures is not endorsing or vouching for, has not vetted or evaluated, and is not responsible for, the quality of services or information provided by third parties. Vascular Cures is providing the links as a public service and receives … Read More
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/
#COVID19 patients face higher risk of thrombotic events, including #DVT and #PE.
#powertothepatients #HealthForAll #patients
In patients with #COVID19 hospitalized at @nyulangone a thrombotic event (DVT/PE or stroke/MI/thromboembolism) occurred in 16% and was a mortality risk factor https://ja.ma/32BBzAV @PlateletDoc @NYUCVDPrevent
