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Improving Arrhythmia Care Across the Lifespan
Since it first launched in 2021, the Pediatric and Adult Congenital Heart Center has provided a new construct for delivering treatment options to adults and children with complex congenital cardiovascular issues.
Best Practices Identified for Obtaining Human Inner Ear Tissue
Pioneering surgical tissue recovery work could lead to new and more targeted approaches for treating many forms of hearing loss and vestibular disorders.
Study Suggests Brain Resiliency After Professional Fighters Retire
Professional fighters appear to experience recovery in cognitive function, biochemical markers and damaged brain structures after their exposure to repetitive head impacts ceases.
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PROTECTED TAVR Finds Reduced Rate of Disabling Stroke With Cerebral Embolic Protection
The large randomized trial of cerebral embolic protection in TAVR showed a significant benefit in disabling stroke but not in stroke overall. Investigators put the findings in context.
Unlocking the Potential of OCT: From Imaging to Biomarker Discovery
The Cole Eye Institute’s Justis P. Ehlers, MD, has helped unlock the potential of optical coherence tomography (OCT), using it to discover new biomarkers that may enhance precision medicine. The American Society of Retina Specialists and the Macula Society recently honored him with their Young Investigator Awards.
Fostering Technical Efficiency to Expedite COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
Several Cleveland Clinic departments, including the technology team, came together to devise an equitable roadmap to overcome the logistical challenges associated with vaccine distribution.
Nurse Residency Earns Accreditation With Distinction by Merging Academia and Clinical Practice
Cleveland Clinic’s Nurse Residency Program earns accreditation with distinction by providing evidence-based training at the bedside.
Phase 2 Trial Hints at Promise of Cellular Therapy for Progressive MS
The uncontrolled study offers support for intrathecal administration of autologous mesenchymal stem cells that secrete neurotrophic factors. Investigators call for randomized studies to better explore effects on symptoms and disease activity.
Study Sheds Light on Red Meat’s Contribution to Atherosclerosis Risk in Older Adults
A large cohort study found that higher meat consumption was associated with incident atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, with the linkage mediated in part by microbiota-derived metabolites of L-carnitine.