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Cell Therapy for Heart Failure: Are We There Yet?

Texas Heart Institute Scientist Elected Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors

Progress Made Toward Powerful Methods of Preventing and Treating Heart Failure

Doctors and Engineers Aim to Build a Device to Prevent the Need for a Transplant

Texas Heart Institute is Proud to Name Howard K. Schramm to the Leadership Team

Texas Heart Institute research scientist receives grant to help kids at risk for Moyamoya Disease

Dividing adult cardiomyocytes (red). DNA (nuclei) are in blue, the cell division marker Aurora B is in green and cell membranes are in white.

Texas Heart Institute researchers uncover new ways to regenerate heart tissue after injury

Special Event: Movies Houstonians Love Presented by Dr. Bud Frazier with filmmaker Richard Pearce

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Texas Heart Institute President Emeritus recognized by Continental Who’s Who

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Damaged hearts rewired with nanotube fibers

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Texas Heart’s School of Perfusion Technology Illuminates Houston’s Contributions to Medicine Near and Far

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Student Spotlight: Payton Campbell Continues Her Experience at THI

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