UPMC Vascular Surgeon Wins Award to develop non surgical therapies to unblock arteries
Ryan McEnaney, MD
Vascular Cures and the Society of Vascular Surgery named Ryan McEnaney, MD, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, as the 2016 Wylie Scholar. The Wylie … Read More
UPMC Vascular Surgeon Wins Award to develop non surgical therapies to unblock arteries
PAD – A Mother’s Story
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
Platform Launched to Transform Research and Care
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
Project Voice Launch
Vascular Cures, the only national non-profit focused on transforming research into vascular health, announced in March 2016 the launch of its latest initiative, Project Voice. A pilot study at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in North Carolina is being … Read More
Exciting results implicate the benefits of easily accessible physical activity that could lead to more patient-health accountability.
Read the full study here: https://t.co/1g4vVolIQM
A new study finds smoking increases risk of PAD long-term, even after quitting.
"The recognition that the impact of smoking is largest for peripheral artery disease should definitely be part of the conversation moving forward," said researcher Kunihiro Matsushita, MD, PhD, of @JohnsHopkinsSPH. @JACCJournals @nih_nhlbi
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Exciting results that demonstrate the powerful implications for the long-term effects of home-based exercise programs.
#PLOSMedicine: Effect of pedometer-based walking interventions on long-term health outcomes: Prospective 4-ye ... https://t.co/5ClPdsTYRp
