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Cardiology in the News
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How CU Anschutz’s Cardiology Fellowship is Helping a Ghanaian Doctor Achieve His DreamsOpens in a new window
Mar 19, 2026Isaac Acquah, MD, MPH, a first-year fellow in the cardiovascular disease training program at CU Anschutz, aims to blend his clinical and research interests to improve cardiovascular care for patients of all backgrounds.Opens in a new window Full story -
What Your Heart Doctor Wants You to Know About Wearables, Smartwatches and Heart HealthOpens in a new window
Jan 19, 2026A CU Anschutz cardiologist explains when wearable data is useful, when it causes unnecessary stress, and why symptoms still matter more than device metricsOpens in a new window Full story -
Can Human Heart Failure Interventions Work in Dogs?Opens in a new window
Feb 19, 2026CU Anschutz cardiologist John Carroll, MD, lends his expertise in mitral regurgitation and M-TEER procedures to veterinary researchers who hope to bring treatment options to man’s best friend.Opens in a new window Full story -
VO2 Max: What the Gold Standard Metric for Fitness Means for LongevityOpens in a new window
Jan 19, 2026CU Anschutz sports cardiologist William Cornwell, MD, says there are meaningful benefits for every person knowing how much oxygen they absorb during exercise.Opens in a new window Full story -
Research Offers Insights on Stress and Women’s Heart HealthOpens in a new window
Sep 19, 2025CU Anschutz School of Medicine faculty member Lavanya Kondapalli, MD, contributed to work exploring the impact of mental health on women’s cardiovascular disease. 5 minute readOpens in a new window Full story