Archive
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November 2015A number of Ottawa Heart Institute staff and trainees were honoured at this year’s Canadian Cardiovascular Congress, recognizin
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November 2015Addressing the cardiotoxicity of cancer therapies
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November 2015Analysis of previous outcomes suggests that staged intervention is safe and reduces mortality
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November 2015The Heart Institute has 39 expert clinical talks and research presentations at this year’s American Heart Association Scientific Sessions, the largest meeting on heart disease in the world. See the program guide for details.
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October 2015Since its founding two decades ago, the PET imaging group at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute has become one of the top centres in the world, impacting patient care, research, technology, and health policy
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October 2015The Women@Heart program offers a place to share and learn about the experience of heart disease
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October 2015Practical ways to help you manage and stay healthy when caring for a loved one
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October 2015Fostering patient independence and easing caregiver strain once back at home
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October 2015Support for caregivers is essential to preventing burnout and helping patients recover successfully
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October 2015With topics ranging from sedentary behaviour to stem cells, the University of Ottawa Heart Institute has more than 80 items on the program at CCC 2015
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September 2015Knowing and controlling your blood sugar is key to preventing diabetes and heart disease
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September 2015The genetic basis of heart disease is largely due to a combination of many common genetic variants having a small impact, rather than a few rare variants with large effects