Available in English and Spanish, this e-newsletter separates fact from fiction on over 40 heart topics by Texas Heart Medical Group's Dr. Stephanie Coulter.
Texas Heart Institute (THI) conducts research through clinical trials as part of our mission to improve heart health. The trials conducted at THI are designed to test the safety and effectiveness of innovative new treatments and medications for patients.
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Texas Heart Institute is recognized internationally for research programs in cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, regenerative medicine and pathology. Our physicians and scientists conduct research ranging from small molecule therapeutics, gene therapy, stem cells and regenerative medicine, to cardiac pacing, heart assist devices (VADs), artificial hearts, and valve repair and replacement.
Learn more about the research underway at the Institute by visiting our individual research department webpages.
If you have general questions about the research conducted at Texas Heart Institute, please contact the Office of Research Administration for more information.
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Texas Heart Institute researchers conduct clinical trial studies to test the safety and efficacy of potential new devices, techniques and therapies to treat patients suffering from various cardiovascular issues. Learn more about what clinical trials are and the current studies our researchers are conducting.
