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Quick response from Ingalls Memorial team saves woman after second heart attack

Hospitals given latitude to select heart transplant candidates don’t always prioritize sickest patients

Expert advice on varicose vein prevention and treatment

CPR training kiosk comes to UChicago Medicine's Center for Care and Discovery

UChicago Medicine installs an interactive, Hands-Only CPR training kiosk to help teach patients and their families the simple, life-saving technique.

Interactive kiosks train the public on how to perform CPR

Milner and International Collaboration universal

International collaborations reflect prestige and expertise of UChicago Medicine Heart and Vascular Center

Quantifying the social drivers of cardiovascular disease in space and time

At The Forefront Live: Understanding Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms

Cardiologists guide at-risk patients through cancer treatment

Charting a map to the heart: Researchers receive grant to create a cell atlas of the human heart

What are the symptoms of a heart attack?

UChicago Medicine research discovers new insights into pacemaker use in heart failure patients

The University of Chicago Medicine’s Heart and Vascular Center physicians recently concluded an important new investigation on the causes of left bundle branch block.