An asymptomatic 75-year-old woman with a history of coronary artery disease, angioplasty, coronary artery bypass ...

Ah, money, money, money — the Frankenstein monster that destroys souls.” It’s one of many oddball lines from the zany 1930s Carole Lombard and William Powell comedy, “My Man Godfrey,” but it rings true for physicians and other clinicians who know all too well how money has often got healthcare by the throat.

What do you think of when you hear the word simulation? Probably the first thing that comes to mind is flight simulation ...

As a professor of surgery and the director of a mitral valve clinic that performs 300 to 400 valve repairs each year ...

Give a highly ranked research and teaching facility access to cutting-edge technology, and the results could be death ...

One of the highest priorities for physicians who diagnose and treat heart failure conditions is to keep their patients ...

It’s not uncommon for a cardiologist at University Community Hospital (UCH) in Tampa to walk about two miles to get his ...

Coronary bypass surgery, a difficult and painful way to repair major damage caused by coronary artery disease, may be on its way out — and it’s a long time coming for researchers like Douglas Losordo, M.D. After all, he’s spent the past 10 years looking into the possibilities of adult stem cell therapy as a viable alternative to the procedure.