Available in English and Spanish, this e-newsletter separates fact from fiction on over 40 heart topics.
Did you know that most foot amputations in patients with diabetes occur due to a non-healing foot ulcer? Time does not heal all wounds. Don’t wait call us today.
The Texas Update in Cardiovascular Advancements will be held Saturday, February 9, 2019. This one-day symposium features lectures and discussions by distinguished faculty who provide current information on the status and future directions of cardiovascular medicine and surgery.
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Some of the greatest inventions in the history of mankind have been made right here at Texas Heart Institute. Learn more about our history of firsts.
Our physicians and researchers are dedicated to improving patient care for those suffering from heart disease, and the clinical trials underway at THI are vital to advancing the development of new medicines and therapies. View our current clinical trials.
Symptoms of venous disease increase with age and women are more prone to venous disease than men. Dr. Stephanie Coulter’s dedicates her latest issue of Straight Talk to this important topic. Read Chronic Venous Disease: Beyond Blood Thinners & Stockings
Texas Heart Institute partnered with Make a Wish Foundation of New Jersey to help make a young woman’s wish come true. Watch this inspiring video to learn more about Micaela’s visit with some of the world’s best in cardiothoracic science!
The Center for Women’s Heart & Vascular Health will host its 9th annual symposium focused on current issues concerning cardiovascular disease in women today. Learn More & Register Online
January 2, 2019 | The Mediterranean diet received Best Overall Diet and Best Heart-Healthy Diet in the 2019 US News & World Report rankings. Among the 41 commercial and non-commercial diets included in the evaluation this year, it also earned the #1 spot in several subcategories including: Best Diets for Healthy Eating, Best Diets for Diabetes, Best Plant Based Diets and Easiest Diets to Follow.
On January 26, 2019, the Center for Women’s Heart & Vascular Health will host its 9th annual symposium to highlight the most current research, guidelines and strategies to improve diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease in women. The symposium is specifically developed to educate all healthcare providers caring for women today including: cardiologists, gynecologists, primary care, internal medicine, family medicine, emergency medicine, endocrinologists, nurses and nurse practitioners. Learn More & Register Today
Our Office of Continuing Medical Education (CME) has been recognized as an accredited provider for over 35 years, and was recently awarded Accreditation with Commendation. We provide several comprehensive and innovative CME activities throughout the year, including conferences and symposia. Register for one of our upcoming offerings.
The latest issue of the Texas Heart Institute Journal includes articles that highlight emerging strategies to impact outcomes in women, genetic testing, Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy, high-risk cardiovascular conditions that predispose young people to sudden cardiac death and more… Learn More
Our physicians and researchers are dedicated to improving patient care for those suffering from heart disease, and the clinical trials underway at THI are vital to advancing the development of new medicines and therapies. View our current clinical trials.
Texas Heart Institute Board of Trustees’ perspective regarding the recent articles published in the Houston Chronicle and ProPublica.
Texas Heart Institute – a proud member of WomenHeart’s National Hospital Alliance program – has partnered with WomenHeart to support women cardiac patients by serving as the host site for the WomenHeart Houston chapter’s support group meetings. Meetings are free of charge and open to all, regardless of where treatment is received. Learn More
Texas Heart Institute was approached by Make a Wish Foundation of New Jersey to help make a young woman’s wish come true. Watch this inspiring video to learn more about Micaela’s visit with THI and our partners where she shadowed some of the world’s best in cardiothoracic science!
Risk assessments are used to determine your likelihood of developing disease in the future. Learn more below about the most critical numbers that impact your personal health and help your doctor assess your risk for both heart disease and stroke. Heart Health Tips
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Frequently Asked Patient Questions, located in the Heart Information Center, is a searchable tool that provides answers to thousands of commonly asked questions.
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Dr. Mehdi Razavi and collaborators at THI and UCLA published research in the Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology that was featured on the...
