Dr. Angela Brown Promotes Women’s Heart Health on KPLR News
Last week, cardiology division faculty member and Director of the Hypertension Clinic Dr. Angela Brown appeared on the Pulse of St. Louis segment of KPLR news. She was part of a panel to discuss high blood pressure and women’s heart health for Heart Month. Dr. Brown spoke about the importance of blood pressure screening and […]
Researchers elected to American Society for Clinical Investigation (Links to an external site)
Congratulations to Karen Joynt Maddox, MD, Stacey L. Rentschler, MD, PhD, and Rajan Sah, MD, PhD!
Cardiovascular Division Providers Participate in School Outreach Program
On Friday February 3rd, the students at Barak Obama Elementary School got an education in heart health as faculty and staff from the Washington University School of Medicine Cardiovascular Division visited science classes with hands-on presentations.
Scientist in the Spotlight: Lindsay Underhill’s career path in global health (Links to an external site)
The Washington University in St. Louis community encompasses many talented researchers of diverse academic interests and disciplines. As a member of the Global Health Student Advisory Committee, I recently spoke with Lindsay Underhill, PhD, MPH, a global environmental health researcher and instructor of medicine. Her research focuses on the implementation and effectiveness of built environment, […]
Science of St. Louis Blues with Dr. Mustafa Husaini
The St. Louis Blues NHL team and Washington University Physicians have collaborated with Barnes-Jewish Hospital to create a series of videos on the Science of Blues Hockey. Hosted by Karlie Kloss, the latest video features Dr. Mustafa Husaini, Cardiovascular Division faculty member and director of our sports cardiology program.
Statement on Aortic Aneurysm Reflecting on the Death of Grant Wahl (Links to an external site)
NEW YORK, Dec. 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Marfan Foundation is saddened to learn that journalist Grant Wahl has died due to complications of an ascending thoracic aortic aneurysm. Diagnosed, this condition can be treated if people and their health professionals know the risk and manageable complications.
Redefining Advanced Heart Failure (Links to an external site)
Today, patients with congestive heart failure have more treatment options than ever before, and traditional advanced therapies have greatly improved over the last decade. Nationally ranked in Cardiology and Heart Surgery by U.S. News & World Report, our advanced heart failure cardiologists at the Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Heart and Vascular Center work with patients’ current cardiologists and primary care physicians to provide them with the best possible outcomes.