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New study shows whole genome sequencing can identify hidden genetic changes patients with cardiomyopathy
Using WGS we found genetic clues to childhood cardiomyopathy
2022/23 Education Fund – Now Open
The Ted Rogers Centre of Heart Research is proud to announce that our 8th annual Education Fund competition is now open.
Keeping mom and fetus safe in the face of maternal heart disease
Study uses advanced MRI to assess cardiac output in pregnant women.
Education Fund drives 11 projects in 2021
Education Fund drives 11 projects in 2021
Engineering a new approach to building blood vessels that work
Engineering a new approach to building blood vessels that work
Coronary angiography: a tool to diagnose CAD in acute heart failure
Angiography improves outcomes in patients with HF and CAD
Daniel Franklin assumes key role as Ted Rogers Chair in Cardiovascular Engineering
The path forward for our new Chair in Cardiovascular Engineering
New study reveals poor outcomes for adults with congenital heart disease who develop heart failure
Poor HF outcomes found among adults with congenital heart disease
Cancer therapy and the heart: new resource now available to reliably measure strain
New resource for MDs to measure cardiac strain in cancer patients
Michael McDonald to guide world-leading effort in heart failure education
Meet our Martha Rogers Chair in Heart Failure Training and Education