News
01/15/2015
There are effective resuscitation treatments and systems of care in place in Arizona to maximize survival. For example, 911 dispatchers are trained to help identify cardiac arrest and to guide you on performing chest compressions. EMS rescuers deliver high-performance CPR and transport patients to hospitals that deliver specialized post-cardiac arrest care. The net result of this coordinated system is a quadrupling of survival to hospital discharge in Arizona since 2004.
01/08/2015
Join the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center on Saturday, Feb. 7, for an interactive, informative day of heart-healthy presentations, screenings and activities.
12/23/2014
Catherine MacDonald is manager of cardiology research.
12/22/2014
'Tis the season to "over-do it." Too much food, to much drinking, too much fun, can lead to health worries. Over-eating can lead to some serious stress, with some people wondering "is it heartburn, or am I having a heart attack?"
12/16/2014
Catherine MacDonald, BSN, MBA, joined the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center and the Division of Cardiology at the UA College of Medicine – Tucson as manager of cardiology research.
12/15/2014
Green Valley Lecture Series with cardiologist from the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center In cooperation with Green Valley Recreation, Inc.
12/08/2014
Sarver Heart Center Director, Nancy K. Sweitzer, MD, PhD, reflects on 2014.
12/08/2014
The TAVR Program Celebrates Two Years of Improving Patients' Lives
12/08/2014
Read about recent awards, presentations, and recognitions.
