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Golden Gala XXXVIII, Tallahassee’s premier black-tie event and TMH’s largest annual event, will take place April 20, 2023, at the Tucker Center.

Dr. Sophia Roberts is on the path to becoming one of the few female cardiothoracic surgeons in the U.S. It all started when she saw her dad, a cardiothoracic surgeon himself, in the operating room.

\nFebruary is American Heart Month, a time when people can focus on their heart health. The Intermountain Healthcare Heart and Vascular Program is working to educate Utahns about ways to enhance their heart health.

Three University of Adelaide researchers have been honoured in this year's National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Research Excellence...

PIXABAY/PEXELS.COM Though we’ve leaped from American Heart Month into March, it’s a yearlong message that we share: heart disease is the most common cause of death and disability in adults in the United States. Sadly, many women are not aware of the magnitude of this risk. To raise awareness, Dr. Lisa Freed, a cardiologist at the Yale New Haven Hospital’s Women’s Heart and Vascular Program, recently joined me for a discussion on Your R...

February 08, 2021 by Elisabeth Reitman Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of morbidity and mortality of women in the United States. Few young and minority women are aware of their risk factors. Lisa Freed, MD, FACC, who leads the Womens Heart and Vascular Program at Yale New Haven Hospital discusses how sex and gender differences influence health outcomes. What do women still need to know about heart disease? Research published Sep. 21, 2020 in Circulation revealed that between ...