May 2023
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Recent Articles
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March 2023There is a continuum of risks associated with drinking alcohol, and patients must decide what level of risk they are comfortable with
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February 2023The University of Ottawa Heart Institute is establishing a network to improve cardiovascular disease prevention and care in women
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December 2022Must-reads in 2022 include articles about a better way to exercise, newly established research chairs, takeaways from a premier cardiovascular event, and the golden future of cardiac tissue repair
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December 2022After years as the leader of the Ottawa Model for Smoking Cessation, Dr. Andrew Pipe is making room for an “insightful and enthusiastic” colleague
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November 2022A newly established research chair aims to improve care and experiences for hundreds of thousands of patients who require life-saving heart surgeries and procedures each year
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November 2022Our highlights from this year’s CCC include a reflection from the president of the Canadian Cardiovascular Society, national strategies for heart health and more
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September 2022The Dr. T. G. Mesana Endowed Team Chair in Heart Valve Disease is among the largest in Canada dedicated to a cardiovascular research program.
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June 2022Researchers comparing the prolonged effects of cardiovascular rehab exercises in patients with coronary artery disease determine Nordic walking confers additional health benefits
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March 2022Scientists nanoengineer a sprayable therapy to recover damaged heart tissue after a heart attack
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February 2022Women are under studied, under diagnosed, under treated, and under aware when it comes to their heart health