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COVID-19 damages a healthy young father’s heart, requiring a transplant

Just weeks after he recovered from COVID-19, Al Brown, a 31-year-old father of two, suffered heart failure related to the virus. A heart transplant at UChicago Medicine saved his life.

Atrial fibrillation vs. atrial flutter

Cardiac ablation for atrial fibrillation

Explaining arrhythmia: What you need to know about symptoms and treatments

The Heart and Vascular Center mentorship program for South Side students works to increase diversity in healthcare

New research study on cholesterol-lowering drugs now recruiting adults 75 and older

A groundbreaking national study, led at UChicago Medicine by cardiologist Tamar Polonsky, MD, will help experts understand how to maximize brain health in older adults.

UChicago Medicine doctors report an increased risk of blood clots in patients with COVID-19

UChicago Medicine limb salvage expert makes an impact on patients on Chicago’s South Side

Women’s Heart Health: Expert Q&A

Robotic and Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery: Expert Q&A

Heart disease and racial disparities: Why heart disease is more common in Black patients and how to prevent it

Pediatric Heart Disorders: Expert Q&A

Balloon pulmonary angioplasty relieves symptoms of CTEPH

Chronic blood clots in his lungs (CTEPH) were making James Jackson's heart work harder and causing shortness of breath. A new minimally invasive procedure opened narrowed blood vessels, restored blood flow and gave Jackson a better quality of life.