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ACC Clinical Trials Research Program REACH(es) New Heights

DAIC

The Clinical Trials Research program was established in 2019 by ACC’s Diversity and Inclusion Task Force to increase the number of individuals underrepresented in cardiology (URC) in leadership roles for cardiovascular clinical trials by equipping them with the practical and leadership skills to be successful in clinical research.

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Fellowship Programs Demystified: Why and When You Should Consider a Fellowship

ADN Center of Excellence

Cardiology Subspecializations such as interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, or cardiovascular imaging focus on treating heart diseases with precision and innovation. Expanded Career Options Fellows often transition into prestigious roles in hospitals, private practices, or academic institutions.

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Top 10 Things to Know about Mental Health & CHD

Conquering CHD

When heart defects are first diagnosed, the heart structure and function get all the attention. However, congenital heart disease (CHD) may have a lifelong impact on your whole being. This includes your mental health. It is important that we make mental health care a normal part of CHD care.

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Embracing Cardiac Imaging: Overcoming Barriers, Adopting In-house Solutions, and Navigating Future Advancements

DAIC

Committed to advancing patient care, I introduced cardiac CT in my private practice, becoming the first private cardiologist in the region to do so. Invasive catheterizations, commonly employed, may fall short in identifying obstructions that prior CT imaging of the coronaries can catch.

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Feature | Bridging the Gender Gap in Heart Health: Women’s Specialized Clinics

American College of Cardiology

Her group also provided education to obstetrics/gynecology clinicians about the numerous conditions that occur during pregnancy that can increase a woman's risk of future heart disease. For instance, Volgman co-authored a paper highlighting how the Rush Heart Center for Women treats patients with ischemic heart disease (IHD).