Isaac 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.
A CU Anschutz cardiologist explains when wearable data is useful, when it causes unnecessary stress, and why symptoms still matter more than device metrics
CU 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.
CU Anschutz sports cardiologist William Cornwell, MD, says there are meaningful benefits for every person knowing how much oxygen they absorb during exercise.
CU Anschutz School of Medicine faculty member Lavanya Kondapalli, MD, contributed to work exploring the impact of mental health on women’s cardiovascular disease.
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