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UA Sarver Heart Center Minority Outreach Health Advocate Wanda Moore Says Knowledge is Power in Regard to Heart Disease

04/18/2016

April is National Minority Health Month and the UA Sarver Heart Center Community Coalition for Heart Health Education, a minority outreach program, works year-round to raise awareness of heart health disparities.


We’re Taking Red Steps to Rise above Heart Failure

04/14/2016

April 14 is Heart Failure Society of America’s Red Steps Challenge – 6 million red steps to raise awareness of the 6 million Americans who are living with heart failure


Change of Heart - History of the Artificial Heart

03/21/2016

University of Arizona faculty were at the forefront of artificial heart advancement.


University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center Presents ‘Healthy Heart Day 2016: Food for Heart’

03/10/2016

Hear updates, have your questions answered by experts, get health screenings, and enjoy a boxed lunch and cooking demonstration.


UA Sarver Heart Center Presents “Understanding Advanced Heart Disease”

03/08/2016

Understanding Advanced Heart Disease, Thursday, March 17, 2016 at 10 a.m.


UA’s Dr. Scott Klewer Receives Congenital Heart Surveillance Grant from the March of Dimes

03/03/2016

The Arizona CHSTRONG project will provide a more complete understanding of the social and quality-of-life issues facing individuals with congenital heart disease from throughout the state as they transition into adulthood.


UA Health Sciences Researchers Look to Collaborate With Cuba on Diabetic Wound Therapy

03/02/2016

Diabetic foot ulcers are more costly to treat than the five leading cancers. In response, UAHS physician-scientists David Armstrong, DPM, MD, PhD, and Marvin Slepian, MD, have begun discussions with Cuban researchers to steward the FDA approval for a diabetic foot ulcer healing drug for use in the United States.


UA Health Sciences Researchers Look to Collaborate With Cuba on Diabetic Wound Therapy

03/02/2016

Diabetic foot ulcers are more costly to treat than the five leading cancers. In response, UAHS physician-scientists David Armstrong, DPM, MD, PhD, and Marvin Slepian, MD, have begun discussions with Cuban researchers to steward the FDA approval for a diabetic foot ulcer healing drug for use in the United States.


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