The U-M Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center is on the forefront of innovative, advanced efforts to combat the magnitude of cardiovascular disease.
Ann Arbor, MI
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U-M Health Frankel CVC retweeted
Gene editing is rapidly advancing in clinical trials for many different diseases
Out now in @JAMAInternalMed is our proposed framework for when *should* this class of therapies be used
@EricSmithMD @umichCVC
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U-M Health Frankel CVC retweeted
Great talk by Andrew Huang and Craig Brown at Midwestern Vascular Surgery! Important to achieve long term medical adherence yo improve dissection outcomes. @umichCVC @MWVSSociety @UMichSurgery
Congratulations to Dr. @venkmurthy on his appointment to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF).
Murthy, a cardiologist and health innovation researcher at the Frankel Cardiovascular Center, is one of eight new members selected to serve on the task force.
“I am honored by the opportunity to serve the nation by applying gold-standard science to improve the health of all Americans,” Murthy said.
Click this link to learn more: michmed.org/XGAK2
U-M Health Frankel CVC retweeted
Proud of our @umichmedicine @umichCVC team’s new @JACCJournals work: an EHR nudge helped improve recognition & escalation of #normotensive #cardiogenicshock. Alert engagement ⬆️ rate of #CICU consult w/in 12 hours. #qualityimprovement #digitalhealth
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Congratulations, Dr. Murthy! #GoBlue
Honored to serve the American people on the US Preventive Services Task Force
I am looking forward to advising @HHSGov on preventive health measures
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U-M Health Frankel CVC retweeted
Just a few weeks left until PH Update 2026 in Ann Arbor! ⏳🫁
If you treat or manage pulmonary hypertension, this full-day symposium brings together leading clinical experts to discuss the latest management strategies, emerging therapies, and clinical trials.
🗓️ Friday, Oct 2
📍 Ann Arbor, MI
🎓 Up to 7.0 CME/CNE/CPE credits
Spaces are filling up—reserve your seat today:
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Is coffee good for your heart?
A preventive cardiologist breaks down what the latest research says about coffee, caffeine and cardiovascular health.
U-M Health Frankel CVC retweeted
Excited to share the Davis Lab is now NIH R01-funded! We'll be investigating epigenetic regulation of macrophage inflammation in abdominal aortic aneurysm development. Grateful for this opportunity to dig deeper into vascular inflammation biology. 🧬🔬
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Congratulations to Robert Beaulieu, MD, MSE, on his new role as the Frankel Cardiovascular Center MPlan Operating Room Surgical Director!
ALT Dr. Robert Beaulieu in a dark suit.
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We're excited to announce that we're accepting applications for an Advanced Heart Failure & Cardiac Transplant Surgeon to join us in Ann Arbor. Great team, top-tier facilities, and a mission that matters. Click the link below to learn more! @umichCVC
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Do you have questions about DVTs or PEs? Vascular Surgery is live. @thevasculardr is talking with @GBarnesMD @umichCVC. Call 877-698-3627 or email [email protected] with your questions. Stream it here: sxm.app.link/DoctorRadio
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We are proud to be recognized by the @American_Heart for achieving the #TargetAS Honor Roll award for our commitment to improving care for this undertreated heart valve disease. @umichCVC
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Congrats to Garbincius Lab undergraduate Anika Patel for presenting her research at the Frankel Cardiovascular Center SURF Symposium this afternoon! Special thanks to @umichCVC and @AHA_Research for supporting this wonderful program!
Congratulations to Anand Singh, Ph.D., on receiving a $2.2 million R01 grant from the @NIH to investigate ways to reduce the cardiotoxic side effects associated with osimertinib, the only approved therapy for EGFR T790M-positive non-small cell lung cancer.
ALT Congratulations message for Anand P. Singh Ph.D., Research Investigator. Mentions a National Institutes of Health grant for research on cancer therapy-induced cardiotoxic complications. Includes logos for the University of Michigan Health and the Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center.
Up to 5% of patients on the drug experience serious cardiac events. Singh’s team will investigate the mechanisms that cause cardiotoxicity after osimertinib treatment, as well as possible therapeutic targets to prevent that damage.
Learn more: michmed.org/ZGw9A
If you've been diagnosed with aortic valve disease, you have more treatment options than ever before.
In a recent livestream, our experts discussed TAVR + SAVR, how they help patients choose the right treatment, & how the latest advances in valve technology are improving care.
Congrats to @venkmurthy & Sascha Goonewardena for receiving funding from @wellcomeleap's VISIBLE program to develop inexpensive, scalable diagnostics for coronary microvascular dysfunction. They'll also study the distinct mechanisms which promote coronary artery disease in women.
ALT This image features a promotional banner from the Frankel Cardiovascular Center at the University of Michigan Health. It highlights Venkatesh Murthy, M.D., Ph.D., and Sascha Goonewardena, M.D., expert faculty in heart disease research. Both are shown in professional attire along with their titles and roles. The background emphasizes the theme of advancing research in women's heart disease.
“We are proud to participate in this initiative to address the leading cause of death among women,” Murthy said. “This initiative builds on the team strengths at Michigan and will hopefully allow us to bring those same strengths to the world.”
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