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News Releases | June 18, 2012
Scripps Health Enrolling Patients In Landmark Study Of Novel Approach To Treat Challenging Hypertension
News Releases | May 10, 2012
Scripps Doctors Study Novel New Device to Diagnose Irregular Heart Beat
A study conducted at Scripps Health has found that a novel new heart monitoring device helped emergency room patients avoid unnecessary follow-up care.
Scripps in the News | March 20, 2012
New Test May Predict the Possibility of a Heart Attack
Findings from a 2012 study led by Scripps Translational Science Institute shows a promising new blood test may help predict heart attacks.
Patient Stories | February 28, 2012
Is It Your Stomach—Or Your Heart?
What she thought was indigestion turned out to be a serious heart condition. Learn about Calista Davis’ story and her experience at Scripps Health.
Patient Stories | February 28, 2012
Racing to Heart Health
Learn about Mary Rose, an athlete who overcame a heart condition and kept her active lifestyle after a heart procedure at Scripps Health in San Diego.
Scripps in the News | November 16, 2011
Putting Heart Attacks on Ice
Al Fields had a heart attack while running. When he woke up four days later at Scripps, he learned his body had been cooled drastically to help him heal.
News Releases | November 2, 2011
FDA Approves First Artificial Aortic Heart Valve Placed Without Open-Heart Surgery
The U.S. FDA on Wednesday approved the first catheter-based aortic heart valve replacement without the need for open-heart surgery in the U.S.
News Releases | October 25, 2011
University of Michigan Medical School Announces Creation of Eric J. Topol Professorship in Cardiovascular Medicine
News Releases | October 2, 2011
Scripps is Transforming Medicine: Watch our Special Series on NBC 7
Scripps airs vignettes about advances in medicine, personalized medicine and improving patient care.
Scripps in the News | September 22, 2011
Scripps Doctors Use Handheld Device to See Inside the Heart
About the size of a cell phone, this “pocket EKG” device (Vscan) is like a digital visual stethoscope that helps physicians rapidly screen for cardiac problems.